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Purnabhishek Muppala, Electrical Engineer
Answered Mar 3 How does an inductor work in an AC circuit?
You want principle or analysis part?
In what way does the voltage drop in parallel circuit?
….analysis is pretty involved though.
Why is voltage not zero on an open circuit?
For now I’ll thoroughly explain principle part and its assumptions.
Why is voltage present in an open circuit?
First assume that voltage doubler and cw multlipier is not loaded.

Voltage doubler circuit:

Let at previous negative half cycle, the left capacitor is charged to V(peak value).

Now in positive half cycle the voltage across right capacitor is V+V sin wt
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Hence right cap charged to 2V, hence the circuit voltage doubler. How can you reduce the voltage of a component in a
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But when load is connected the left capacitor loses its charge(some amount), while right cap
is charging. This causes reduction in peak voltage by q/Cleft. Thus we have right cap voltage How does voltage change in a series circuit?
as 2V-q/Cleft instead of 2V.
Why is voltage constant in a parallel circuit? How
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We have ripple in dc output because right cap discharges through load resistance.
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Ripple = due to charge lost by right cap = q/Cright
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Now we have 2V with V why not 2nV?
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Just cascade ‘em!!!?
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The same analysis we done for vtg doubler is extended for cw multiplier. Assume no load at
starting and later apply load.

Bottom stage charging is same as vtg doubler.

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Dn-1′, charging Cn-1′ to …what? Apply KVL duh! You’ll get 2V.
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How does voltage change in a series circuit?

Why is voltage constant in a parallel circuit? How

about voltage in a parallel circuit? To what can I
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What is a binary multiplier circuit?

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In what way does the voltage drop in parallel circuit?

Why is voltage not zero on an open circuit?

Why is voltage present in an open circuit?

Similarly during positive half cycle again, Cn-1 is charged to 2V

Extend the same analysis, for n stages. We find that:

All cap are charged to 2V except bottom left which is charged to V.

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So we get 2V+2V+……..+2V n times at HT terminal which is 2nV.

Why is voltage constant in a parallel circuit? How
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But yeah, if loaded, the charge lost by capacitors must be considered. The charge diagram is
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given below.
What is a binary multiplier circuit?

How does an inductor work in an AC circuit?

In what way does the voltage drop in parallel circuit?

Why is voltage not zero on an open circuit?

Why is voltage present in an open circuit?

Each charging cycle is represented by distinct colour and charge transfer of q takes place.

For example Cn’ will lose nq and gives it to Cn and Cn gives nq to load.

So ripple on Cn = nq/Cn

Ripple on Cn-1 = (n-1)q/Cn-1

And so on…..

So total ripple is summation(nq/C) = n(n+1)q/C

if each stage cap is equal to C, whether it is left or right.

You can find reduction in voltages too

Reduction in VCn = nq/Cn’(due to redn in Cn’)

Redn in VCn-1 = redn in Cn’ + redn in Cn + redn in Cn-1′

= nq/Cn’ + nq/Cn + (n-1)q/Cn-1′

And so on…..

Put all Cap = C

Add all those terms to get some series and manipulate the series to get the total redn in
voltage.

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