Full Wave Bridge Rectifiers

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Finally someone explains why the current won´t go through the upper diode. It´s all about potential difference. Well done!! :D

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I agree, I was trying to figure out the same thing.

[@Livefree432Livewhole]

Guys I know this is late posting on this comment, but can any of you help me try to figure this question out? These circuit diagrams, are they just diagrams for conventional use only? meaning that if you used this circuit diagram for instance in real life it wouldn’t work as the actually current is flowing negative to positive so the diodes wouldn’t do what you want them to do. Hopefully if you read this you could explain that to me. I’d really appreciate it. Thanks 👍

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@@Livefree432Livewhole These diagrams are designed for conventional flow. However, you can use the same diagrams and just think in the opposite way. The electrons will flow from negative to positive, so they flow from a low potential to a high potential. That also means, that the electrons actually flows toward the "arrow" from the diode. Everything works in the opposite way, well at least the current. If we go to the beginning of the video and let's say that the electrons flow from the transformer through point "C" and "D", through the resistor, then through point "B" and "A"(B because it has the higher potential than C) and finally back to the transformer, then you'll see that the end result is the same.

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I'm just here for fun, or at least until I get to full wave bridge rectifiers in upcoming semesters. Very good explanation and finally can see the purpose of inductor, capacitor as well as Zener diode

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Excellent explanation of a bridge rectifier, other than the minor issue with KVL.

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It finally makes sense why current wont flow through D4 in the positive cycle. It's the potential difference!!!!

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