What is the formula for Idmax in a peak rectifier with a capacitor?

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The discussion centers on the formula for Idmax in a peak rectifier with a capacitor. Participants request proof and context for the formula, inquiring whether it pertains to academic work or a practical project. A link to a relevant source is provided, directing users to a specific page where the formula can be found. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the application of the formula in real-world scenarios. Overall, the thread facilitates the sharing of resources and clarification on the topic.
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Could you please give proof for Imax formula of peak rectifier with capacitor ??
 

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Could you please provide a link to the source of that formula? What is the context of your question? Is this for schoolwork, or are you trying to build a power supply yourself? :smile:
 
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