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EEE231 Electronics 1

Lab # 3 Half Wave and Full Wave Rectifier with Capacitor Filter

Name
Laraib Hafeez
Maryam Khaliq
Muhammad Burhan
FA22-BEE-108
Registration FA22-BEE-115
Number FA22-BEE-152

Class BEE-3C

Instructor’s Name Dr. Usman Javed


Lab # 3 Half Wave and Full Wave Rectifier with Capacitor Filter

 In Lab Tasks:
Functional Experiment:
Half Wave Rectifier:

 Circuit Implementation:
 Results on Oscilloscope:
 Without Capacitor:

 With Capacitor:
Full wave Rectifier:

 Circuit Implementation on Breadboard:


Implementation results on oscilloscope

 Calculations:
Write your calculations here:

 Results:
Parameter Half wave Full wave
Rectifier rectifier
Calculated calculated
Value value
R 1k ohm 1k ohm
C 10 micro farad 470 micro farad
Vr 0.26mv 5.5mv
XC 15.92 ohm 0.3386 ohm

Parameter Calculated Value Measured Value


Vout (DC) (Half Wave Rectifier) 3.65v 2.8v

Iout(DC) 3.65mA 2.87mA

Vout(DC) (Full Wave Rectifier) 3.63v 2.74V

Iout (DC) 3.63mA 2.75mA


Design Problem:
1: Design and Calculate the Vdc voltage for a single-diode half-wave rectifier that has an input
voltage of 120 volts ac rms (including the 0.7 volt drop for the diode).
Answer:

Vp = (Vrms * 1.414) - Vd

Vp = (120 * 1.414) – 0.7

Vp = 169 V

2: Design and Calculate the Vdc for a four-diode full-wave rectifier that is connected to the
secondary of a transformer that provides 120 volts ac rms. (Remember to include the 1.4 volt
drop through the diodes.)

Vp = (Vrms * 1.414) - Vd

Vp = (120 * 1.414) – 1.4


Vp = 168 V

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