Full-Wave Bridge Rectifier Filter + Regulator DC Power supply

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The discussion focuses on calculating parameters for a Full-Wave Bridge Rectifier Filter and Regulator DC Power Supply. Key calculations include the secondary peak voltage (V secondary peak = V2 / 0.707), ripple voltage (VC1 P-P = IDC / (2f * C)), and the voltage drop across the load resistor (VRL p-p). The user specifically seeks assistance in determining the DC voltage across the capacitor (Vc1-dc), the Zener current (IZ), and the ripple voltage across the load resistor (VRL p-p).

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  • Understanding of Full-Wave Bridge Rectifier circuits
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  • Calculate Vc1-dc using the formula Vc1-dc = V2P - (2 * Vd), where Vd is the forward voltage drop of the diodes.
  • Determine Zener current (IZ) using IZ = IDC - Iload, where IDC is the average load current.
  • Analyze ripple voltage across the load resistor (VRL p-p) using VRL p-p = (IZ * RL) / C.
  • Explore the impact of filter capacitor values on ripple voltage in DC power supplies.
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Electrical engineering students, hobbyists designing power supplies, and professionals working with rectifier circuits and voltage regulation techniques.

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Ok, there are a few calculations on this problem that I am having difficulty with. This is a past homework assignment which is why the answers are filled in. They are all correct.

Anyways I approached the problem in this manner:

V secondary peak = V2/ .707

The voltage drop across RL is ZZT

IRL= ZZT/RL

VC1P= V2P - Both forward biased diode drops.

VC1 P-P (Ripple) = IDC / (2f * C)

VRS= Vc1 dc - Vzt

IRS= VRS /RS


The three that I am having trouble with are: Vc1-dc , IZ, and VRL p-p (Ripple)

Can anyone help me out?

Thanks.
 
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Now all I need to know its how to find the value of. Vc-dc
 

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