(a) A step-down transformer connected to a bridge rectifier has the following parameters: Npri​Nsec​​=0.4,Vp(pri)​=120 V

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(a) A step-down transformer connected to a bridge rectifier has the following parameters: Npri​Nsec​​=0.4,Vp(pri)​=120 V

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A A Step Down Transformer Connected To A Bridge Rectifier Has The Following Parameters Npri Nsec 0 4 Vp Pri 120 V 1
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(a) A step-down transformer connected to a bridge rectifier has the following parameters: Npri​Nsec​​=0.4,Vp(pri)​=120 V,f=60 Hz Determine the ideal average voltage (VDC​), peak inverse voltage (PIV), rms ripple voltage (Vr(rms​)) and ripple percentage (r) of this bridge rectifier circuit. (6 marks) (b) Consider a regulator circuit shown in Figure Q5(b) with the following parameters: R1​=10kΩ,RL​=20kΩ,Vi​=20 V,VZ​=5.6 V Calculate the output voltage (Vo​), load current (IL​), and total transistor power dissipation. Assuming thre current gain of Q is 100 , determine both base current (IB​) and collector current (IC​). (10 marks) Figure Q5(b) (c) Analyze the advantage of the regulator circuit as shown in Figure Q5(b). (4 marks)
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