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    This document describes an experiment on a half wave rectifier circuit. It lists the objectives, apparatus, theory, circuit diagram, and procedures for the experiment. The experiment aims to study the characteristics of a half wave rectifier circuit, including measuring the input/output voltages and calculating the ripple frequency. Key components that will be used include a transformer, diode, resistor, and oscilloscope. Qualitative explanations are provided for terms like transformer, half wave rectifier, step up transformer, and step down transformer. Formulas and observations tables are included for quantitative analysis of the circuit.

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    This document describes an experiment on a half wave rectifier circuit. It lists the objectives, apparatus, theory, circuit diagram, and procedures for the experiment. The experiment aims to study the characteristics of a half wave rectifier circuit, including measuring the input/output voltages and calculating the ripple frequency. Key components that will be used include a transformer, diode, resistor, and oscilloscope. Qualitative explanations are provided for terms like transformer, half wave rectifier, step up transformer, and step down transformer. Formulas and observations tables are included for quantitative analysis of the circuit.

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    This document describes an experiment on a half wave rectifier circuit. It lists the objectives, apparatus, theory, circuit diagram, and procedures for the experiment. The experiment aims to study the characteristics of a half wave rectifier circuit, including measuring the input/output voltages and calculating the ripple frequency. Key components that will be used include a transformer, diode, resistor, and oscilloscope. Qualitative explanations are provided for terms like transformer, half wave rectifier, step up transformer, and step down transformer. Formulas and observations tables are included for quantitative analysis of the circuit.

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    SAAD BIN MERAJ LAB-03 2016-EL 2B-077

    Experiment: 03
     OBJECT:
    To Study the half wave rectifier circuit.

     APPARATUS:
     Connecting wires  Digital multi meter.
     Silicon diode (1N400).  Oscilloscope.
     Crocodile wires  Jumper.
     1K Ohm resistor.
     Transformer AC Centre tapped (Triad F-25X or equivalent) with fuse line cord.

     THEORY:

    The basic rectifier circuit are half wave, full wave & bridge. The ripple frequency of half
    wave rectifier circuit is equal to the input frequency. For a given transformer the unfiltered
    output of the half wave & full wave rectifier ideally has a DC value of slightly less than half the
    RMS secondary voltage. In this experiment, you will build a type of rectifier & measures their
    input/output characteristics. Be careful when connecting the transformer line voltage. The
    transformer should have aa fused line cord with all primary connections isolated to avoid electric
    shock.
     CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:

     QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS:
    Transformer:
    A Transformer is a power converter that transfers electrical energy from one circuit to another
    through inductively coupled conductors-the transformer’s coils. A varying current in the first or
    primary winding creates a varying magnetic flux in the transformer’s core and thus a varying
    magnetic field through the secondary winding. This varying magnetic field induces a varying
    electromotive force (EMF), or “voltage”, in the secondary winding. This effect is called
    inductive coupling.

    EXPERIMENT NO: 3 PAGE 1


    SAAD BIN MERAJ LAB-03 2016-EL 2B-077

    Half Wave Rectifier:


    It converts low level AC signal to DC signal & gives 50% cycle.

    Step Up Transformer:
    A Step up transformer is one whose secondary voltage is greater than its primary voltage. TJ*c
    kind of transformer “steps up” the voltage applied to it.

    Step Down Transformer:


    A step down transformer is one whose primary voltage is greater than its secondary voltage.

     QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS:
    FORMULA:

    VL=Vin-VD
     PROCEDURE:
    1. Connect the Circuit. Measure the RMS voltage across the secondary winding & record in
    observation table.
    2. Measure & record DC load voltage across 1K-Ω load resistor.
    3. Use an Oscilloscope to look at rectified voltage across 1K-Ω resistor. Record the peak
    voltage of half wave signal. Next measure the period of the rectified output. Calculate the
    ripple frequency & record the result in table.
    4. Calculate the peak output voltage across 1K-Ω load resistor. Also calculate the output
    voltage & ripple frequency. Record your calculations.

     OBSERVATIONS:
    RMS Secondary voltage
    Peak Output voltage
    DC output voltage
    Ripple frequency

     RESULT:
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________

    _____________________________________________________________________________________________

    _____________________________________________________________________________________________

    _____________________________________________________________________________________________

    EXPERIMENT NO: 3 PAGE 2

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