This document provides tutorial problems for analyzing diode applications in electronics circuits. It includes 7 problems analyzing diode circuits involving rectification, limiting, and filtering. The problems involve determining output voltages, peak inverse voltages, ripple voltages, and sketching voltage waveforms for various diode circuits including full-wave rectifiers, voltage limiters, and combined positive/negative limiters.
This document provides tutorial problems for analyzing diode applications in electronics circuits. It includes 7 problems analyzing diode circuits involving rectification, limiting, and filtering. The problems involve determining output voltages, peak inverse voltages, ripple voltages, and sketching voltage waveforms for various diode circuits including full-wave rectifiers, voltage limiters, and combined positive/negative limiters.
This document provides tutorial problems for analyzing diode applications in electronics circuits. It includes 7 problems analyzing diode circuits involving rectification, limiting, and filtering. The problems involve determining output voltages, peak inverse voltages, ripple voltages, and sketching voltage waveforms for various diode circuits including full-wave rectifiers, voltage limiters, and combined positive/negative limiters.
This document provides tutorial problems for analyzing diode applications in electronics circuits. It includes 7 problems analyzing diode circuits involving rectification, limiting, and filtering. The problems involve determining output voltages, peak inverse voltages, ripple voltages, and sketching voltage waveforms for various diode circuits including full-wave rectifiers, voltage limiters, and combined positive/negative limiters.
1.Draw the output voltage waveform included the voltage drop and determines the peak inverse voltage for each circuit.
Fig. 1(a) Fig. 1(b)
2. For Fig. 2, determine:
a) the peak output voltage b) peak inverse voltage 1:2
+100V
RL = 2 kΩ -100V
Fig. 2
3. For Fig. 3, determine:
a) the voltage waveform for each half of secondary winding b) voltage across RL c) PIV
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2: 1
+120V
Vin
-120V 12 kΩ
Fig. 3
4) Fig. 4 shows the full-wave rectifier (practical model) with the transformer have a 10Vrms secondary voltage. a) Sketch Vsec b) Sketch Vp(out) c) What PIV rating required for each diode?
100 V
10 kΩ
Fig. 4
5) A certain full wave rectifier has a peak output voltage of 50V, 120Hz with capacitor filter input = 70µF, and R is 700Ω , Calculate: a) peak to peak ripple and b) DC output voltage across 700Ω load resistance.
6) Determine the output voltage waveform for the diode limiter in Fig. 5 below:
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+12V
-12V
Fig. 5
7) Sketch the output voltage waveform as shown in the circuit combining a positive limiter with negative limiter in Fig. 6 below:
