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Are those two AC bridges equal. If not, how do they behave differently?
I do not understand if the following circuits are equal or if there's any difference in how they behave.
I assumed that it depends on the current, but then I have seen both used with AC and DC, so ...
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Obtaining Anderson's Bridge Balance Equation
I'm trying to learn Anderson's Bridge Balance equation.I dont know how this value is obtained
Why are they equating the voltage drops across branch one and the sum of the voltage drop across branch ...
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Must this switch be turned on and off periodically?
Imagine that the AC1-2 is 170VAC at 150kHz~.
I simply want to turn the MOSFETs on, and let the AC flow through a inductive-capacitive load.
1) If I can turn the MOSFETs on to saturation by applying ...
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1n4007 Bridge Rectifier at 220 Volts AC?
So, I just started getting into electronics, and I have built a bridge rectifier using the 1N4007 diodes.
So far I have been using this rectifier with a 24 volts step down transformer, but now I need ...
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Middle-Tapped Transformer Full-Wave Rectifier Vs. Full-Wave Bridge Rectifier
In terms of output voltage, which one of these would be best? Coming into this, I would have to say the center-tapped transformer full-wave rectifier would allow the most accurate output voltage (...
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Why don't more devices incorporate full-wave rectifiers as reverse polarity protection?
Recently, I was introduced to the idea of using a full-wave rectifier, in order to protect against reverse polarity damage in DC devices.
I hadn't even considered using a rectifier in an already DC ...
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Building a small D cell battery charger?
I am looking to buy/build my own D cell Nimh battery charger with the following requirements:
-dual prong AC wall input
-charges Nimh D Cell
-is safe
-contained within 1" x 1.7" x 2.2" enclosure
As ...