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    The document summarizes an electronics lab experiment on testing a full wave bridge rectifier with and without a capacitor filter. The objectives are to determine the efficiency, ripple factor, and form factor of the circuit and compare to theoretical values. The experiment involves using a transformer, diode bridge, resistor, capacitor, and measurement devices in different configurations of the rectifier circuit with and without filtering. Key results like voltage, current, efficiency and ripple factor are measured and calculations are shown to analyze the performance of the bridge rectifier both with and without the capacitor filter.

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    The document summarizes an electronics lab experiment on testing a full wave bridge rectifier with and without a capacitor filter. The objectives are to determine the efficiency, ripple factor, and form factor of the circuit and compare to theoretical values. The experiment involves using a transformer, diode bridge, resistor, capacitor, and measurement devices in different configurations of the rectifier circuit with and without filtering. Key results like voltage, current, efficiency and ripple factor are measured and calculations are shown to analyze the performance of the bridge rectifier both with and without the capacitor filter.

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    Analog Electronics Lab 18ECL36

    Experiment No. : 2
    Title of Experiment: Performance of Full wave bridge rectifier with and without capacitor filter
    Objective of the Experiment:
    To test a Full wave bridge rectifier with and without a capacit
    capacitor filter. To determine the efficiency, ripple factor
    and form factor and compare the experimental observations with the theoretical values.

    Components/Equipments Required:
    Sl. No. Components/Equipments Specification/Range Quantity
    1 Transformer 9-0-9 V, 12-0-12 V 1
    2 Resistor 1KΩ, ¼ W 1
    3 Diode 1N4001 4
    4 Capacitor 33µF, 25V 1
    5 DMM 1
    6 CRO 1
    7 Patch Cords 10

    Circuit diagram, input/output plots and observation table:


    I)Full wave bridge rectifier without capacitor filter:
    filter

    Figure 2(a): Full wave bridge rectifier without capacitor filter

    Figure 2(b): Input-output waveform for full


    ull wave bridge rectifier without capacitor filter

    1
    Table 2(a): Readings for full wave bridge rectifier without capacitor filter

    Calculations for full wave bridge rectifier without capacitor filter:


    2Vm
    Average DC output voltage , Vdc  = ________V
    π
    Vm
    Vrms  = ______ V
    2
    Vm
    Im  = ______mA
    RL
    2Im
    Idc  = ________mA
    π
    Im
    Irms  = ______mA
    2
    2
     Vrms 
    Ripple Factor (R.F) = γ   Vdc   1 = _____
    2
    Vdc Idc
    Rectification efficiency  %η  X 100  Vdc 2 X 100 ________
    Vrms Irms Vrms
    Vrms
    Form factor  = _______
    Vdc

    2
    II)Full wave bridge rectifier with capacitor filter:

    Figure 2(c): Full wave bridge rectifier with capacitor filter

    Figure 2(d): Output waveform for full


    ull wave bridge rectifier with capacitor filter

    Table 2(b): Readings for full wave bridge rectifier with capacitor filter

    Calculations for Bridge Wave rectifier with capacit


    capacitor filter:
    Vm =_____V (observed from output waveform of rectifier)
    Vr p-p (Observed) =_____ V
     4fCRL 
    Average DC output voltage = Vdc    X Vm =________ V
    1  4fCRL 
    1
    Ripple factor (R.F) = γ  =________
    4 3fRLC
    Vr p  p
    RMS value of ripple voltage Vr rms  =______V
    2 3
    Vr rms
    Observed ripple factor = =_________
    Vdc

    3
    Precautions :
    Do not short the secondary of the transformer.
    Check for the proper polarity of the capacitor before making the circuit connections.
    Conclusion/Critical Observation:
    By conducting experiment verify the ripple factor, efficiency and voltage regulation of the rectifier circuit and
    comment on the observed values.

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