A half wave rectifier supplies 100ma current to a 250 ohm load.Its dc output voltage is?
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mA = milliAmperes,
d.c. = direct current,
PIV = Peak Inverse Voltage
ohm = electrical flow
r.m.s = root mean square
For DC systems
current (R = V/I)
inDC system,
R (resistance) =
Z (impedance)
Z = V/I.
250ohm = V/100mA
V (volts) is represented voltage with the variable E,
E: 250ohm x 100mA = E
Convert mA to A by dividing by 1000.
250ohm x .1A = E
E = 25 V
thank you ☺
♪\(*^▽^*)/\(*^▽^*)/
mA = milliAmperes,
d.c. = direct current,
PIV = Peak Inverse Voltage
ohm = electrical flow
r.m.s = root mean square
For DC systems
current (R = V/I)
inDC system,
R (resistance) =
Z (impedance)
Z = V/I.
250ohm = V/100mA
V (volts) is represented voltage with the variable E,
E: 250ohm x 100mA = E
Convert mA to A by dividing by 1000.
250ohm x .1A = E
E = 25 V
thank you ☺
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