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3.1 For the full-wave bridge rectifier shown in Figure 3 below, find the following given that Vin(peak) = 17 V, VD = 0.7 V, R = 200 Ω and rD≪R. (i) Ipeak (ii) Vout (avg) [5] [3] (iii) PIV [2]

3.1 For the full-wave bridge rectifier shown in Figure 3 below, find the following given that Vin(peak) = 17 V, VD = 0.7 V, R = 200 Ω and rD≪R. (i) Ipeak (ii) Vout (avg) [5] [3] (iii) PIV [2]

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3.1 For the full-wave bridge rectifier shown in Figure 3 below, find the following given that V in ( p e a k ) = 17 V , V D = 0.7 V , R = 200 Ω and r D ≪ R . (i) I p e a k (ii) V out ( a v g ) [5] [3] (iii) P I V [2]

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