BRIDGE RECTIFIERS

Department of Defense - Description: THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BRIDGE RECTIFIER IS TRACED BY SHOWING HOW THE OUTPUT VOLTAGE IS AFFECTED BY THE VARIOUS RECTIFIER CONFIGURATIONS. ALL COMPONENTS ARE IDENTIFIED AND LABELED. CURRENT FLOW IS TRACED AND THE OUTPUT WAVESHAPE IS SHOWN USING THE TRAINER AND OSCILLOSCOPE AND PROBABLE TROUBLES CAUSING THESE SYMPTOMS ARE DISCUSSED. - 1969-01-01 - PIN 39973

[@GoldSrc_]

10 years ago I couldn't understand very well bridge rectifiers, but this video helped me a lot, thanks.

[@jasondavis8886]

Love these. Fantastic. Cheers.

[@hughcrane7525]

i finally get it...i wanna join the military now

[@pskittle488]

Gotta love the cheesy music accompanying it, too, LOL!!

[@devonsam4297]

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[@titanaustin8246]

@Devon Sam yup, I've been using Instaflixxer for months myself :)

[@james77011]

😂 make u more interested in learning

[@rconk]

Wool love this video!!!

[@MrAcapela]

I'm watching this video 9 years later

[@WesFanMan]

Was that a bullet or diode he was holding up at 11:52? Yikes! Now that's a power semiconductor.

[@james77011]

😂

[@DayaCIDfan]

nice!!!!

[@joelsua631]

I love this video...t.y.

[@Mentorcase]

And if you blur your eyes he looks like Maxwell Smart.

[@MostConscious]

fuck yeah man

[@BOROZ28]

Bonanza

[@james77011]

At time 11:50 he said the doide having a emitter and collector terminal, which is very wrong 😳 Doides have cathode and anode terminals

[@EvilSandwich]

I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt and just assume that, since solid state devices were fairly new at the time, that the terminology wasn't 100% set in stone when this was made. But it could have been an error. Who knows? *shrugs*

[@james77011]

@@EvilSandwich could be tru...