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    The document summarizes key concepts about rectification circuits. It discusses half-wave rectification where one half of the input signal is removed to establish a DC level. Full-wave rectification using a bridge network or center-tapped transformer is also covered. The objectives are to understand how rectification converts a sinusoidal AC input into a DC level output. Key terms discussed include forward bias region, peak inverse voltage (PIV) rating, and the network conditions for positive and negative regions of voltage in a full-wave rectified circuit.

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    The document summarizes key concepts about rectification circuits. It discusses half-wave rectification where one half of the input signal is removed to establish a DC level. Full-wave rectification using a bridge network or center-tapped transformer is also covered. The objectives are to understand how rectification converts a sinusoidal AC input into a DC level output. Key terms discussed include forward bias region, peak inverse voltage (PIV) rating, and the network conditions for positive and negative regions of voltage in a full-wave rectified circuit.

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    ED Mid Lecture-4

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    The document summarizes key concepts about rectification circuits. It discusses half-wave rectification where one half of the input signal is removed to establish a DC level. Full-wave rectification using a bridge network or center-tapped transformer is also covered. The objectives are to understand how rectification converts a sinusoidal AC input into a DC level output. Key terms discussed include forward bias region, peak inverse voltage (PIV) rating, and the network conditions for positive and negative regions of voltage in a full-wave rectified circuit.

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    Electronic Devices

    Mid Term
    Lecture - 04

    Faculty Name: Tamim Hossain


    Email : tamim@aiub.edu

    Reference book:
    Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory (Chapter-2)
    Robert L. Boylestad and L. Nashelsky , (11th Edition)

    Faculty of Engineering
    American International University-Bangladesh
    Objectives

    • Understand the process of rectification to establish a dc level


    from a sinusoidal ac input.

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    SINUSOIDAL INPUTS; HALF-WAVE

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    HALF-WAVE RECTIFICATION
    • The process of removing one-half the input signal to establish a dc level is called
    halfwave rectification.

    • The effect of using a silicon diode with VK = 0.7 V is demonstrated in below Figure for
    the forward-bias region. The applied signal must now be at least 0.7 V before the
    diode can turn “on.”

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    HALF-WAVE RECTIFICATION

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    HALF-WAVE RECTIFICATION

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    PIV (PRV)
    • It is the voltage rating that must not be exceeded in the reverse-bias region or
    the diode will enter the Zener avalanche region.
    • Applying Kirchhoff’s voltage law, it is fairly obvious that the PIV rating of
    the diode must equal or exceed the peak value of the applied voltage.

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    FULL-WAVE RECTIFICATION:
    BRIDGE NETWORK

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    BRIDGE NETWORK

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    BRIDGE NETWORK

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    CENTER-TAPPED TRANSFORMER

    Network conditions for the positive region of v i

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    CENTER-TAPPED TRANSFORMER
    Network conditions for the negative region of v i

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    Thank You

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