Half Wave Rectifier -Transformer Coupled || Peak Inverse Voltage || EDC 2.6(2)(English)(Boylestad)

EDC 2.6(2)(English)(Boylestad) || Half Wave Rectifier -Transformer Coupled
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In this video Peak Inverse Voltage has been discussed, and also two examples of transformer couple rectifier circuit discussed.
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When finding the Vout is the Vs(84) not the RMS value..... So there's need to to multiply it with √2. To get the peak voltage in the secondary coil

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When you talk about transformer used in household, the input voltage is RMS. But here, to keep the things simple for building clear concept, ac signal having peak Vm has been used.

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why we use peak voltage 85v? what about vrms? as i think Vdc=peak voltage=1.4*85

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@@ElectricalEngineeringAcademy kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKCnnaSpoNOhY9k on this video he get the peak voltage by multiplying the secondary voltage and 1.4 please tell me the reason