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These are part of AC to DC conversion. A half-wave rectifier keeps only the positive part of the signal. A full-wave rectifier also keeps the negative part, but flips it to make it positive too.
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Selecting diodes for HV full bridge rectifier
At the output of the transformer I added a full bridge rectifier consisting of four BY203 HV diodes (2kV, <300ns), now I see that after adding the bridge rectifier the idle supply current of the Royer …
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