Amplifier Definition and explanation with Diagram
The amplifier is one of the devices in electronics that are used in majorly every device. It is mainly used in devices that need signal amplification like audio, and power
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Resistor Symbol, working, Color code and Types
The resistor is an electronic component that restricts or limits the flow of current and divides the voltage in an electronic circuit. It is one of the most important passive
Rectifier Quiz 2: Multiple choice Numerical question
After searching we came with some more questions based on rectifiers. Most of you find it difficult to answer them correctly. To enhance your knowledge related to this field we made
Rectifiers Basic Questions: MCQ Quiz
We have found many questions based on rectifiers in board and other competitive exams. Most of the students find it difficult to answer them correctly. Hence, we have made a
Bridge Rectifier Circuit, Operation, Characteristics & Advantages
Full wave bridge rectifier is another type of full wave rectifier used to convert an alternating current input into a direct current output. In a bridge circuit configuration, it comprises
Applications and Efficiency of Full Wave Rectifier
There are 3 types of equations that we study related to full wave rectifier. These are: Efficiency Equation, Form factor, and Peak factor. These equations are very useful because they help us to understand the performance of full wave rectifier circuit. In this article, we will understand each of these equations in detail.
Full Wave Rectifier Circuit, Characteristics, Advantages & Disadvantages
A Full wave rectifier is a kind of rectifier that rectifies both waves (positive and negative) of the input signal, unlike a half-wave rectifier circuit. In this way, this uses
How Much Efficient is Half Wave Rectifier [Explained with Equation]
The efficiency of half wave rectifier is 40.6%. That means only 40.6% of the input AC current gets converted to DC. 50% power in the negative half cycle is not
Half wave Rectifier Circuit, working, operation and characteristics
We have covered the basics of Rectifier and its types in our previous article. Now we will learn about each type of rectifier individually. In this article, we will cover
Rectifier Circuits Introduction: Full-wave and Half Wave Rectifier Theory
A rectifier, also known as, AC to DC Converter is one of the most important devices in any electrical circuit. It is used to convert one form of the current
