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oo.. so the star looks like a blur... m i right??

u can check out the fresnel distance... which deals with the validity of ray optics

the largest telescope in the world has an aperture of 10 m. According to the fresnel distance this makes ray optics valid for it, for a wavelength of lightsay 500 nm, uptil a distance of 2 * 10^7 m. I have read that after the fresnel distance, diffraction tends to dominate. But telescopes tend...

ohh.. ok

thanks a lot

yea it does... U r really a persistent teacher... I do wish i had one like u in real life

lets consider the wire connected to diode A and the wire connected to the load resistor B. When forward bias occurs then current flows through A and B. A due to the diode has an output current in the form of pulses. But B has no diode therefore the current would be ac through it. Both of...

no the other wire coming from the secondary and directly meeting the load transistor

i mean the other wire... during forward bias circuit is complete. Current naturally flows through the other wire

but when the circuit is complete the diode wire has a pulsating current while the other wire has an ac current. Wouldnt that make things messy at the load resistor

ohh... i got it... i was being so stupid

why is there a hole in the circuit

from the secondary transformer due to mutual induction

No current is flowing through the DIODE. But current should flow from the other wire