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Part of Made in India,Design Innovation
Workshop,2015
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A Full wave bridge recAfier is an electrical circuit where four diodes are arranged in the form of a bridge. It converts a household AC signal into a DC signal. It has various other applicaAons like it detects the amplitude of a modulated radio signal and is also used to supply polarized voltage in welding.
In this project, a full wave bridge recAfier is made using a breadboard, one transformer (12 V AC), one resistor, four diodes and a few connecAng wires. The connecAons are made such that a bridge type arrangement of the four diodes is made. ARer the compleAon of the circuit, the transformer is connected to a 220V AC source and the power supply is switched ON. The ‘path of current’ analysis was done in the posiAve and negaAve half cycles of the input voltage. The
stepped down input AC voltage was calculated across the points where the output wires of the transformer were connected. The voltage across the load resistor was also measured, this voltage is the recAfied output DC voltage (VO) produced by the bridge recAfier. The output voltage was calculated theoreAcally using KVL (Kirchhoff’s voltage law) by using the ideal voltage drop across the diodes and the input voltage. Both the voltages values were compared and the relaAve error was calculated.
Since this bridge type arrangement produces a posiAve voltage output during both the posiAve and negaAve half cycles of the AC signal, it is called a bridge-‐wave recAfier, and the process is called full-‐wave recAficaAon.
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