Hi.
Say I have an ac lead from transformer to a resistor to the other transformer lead. The oscillscope will se a sine wave. But what happens to the sine wave if one ac lead goes to the resistor and then to a dc negative (say if ran thre ac threw a bridge and ran the resisyor in parrallel with an ac lead amd the bridge to the bridges negative dc)
What would happen to the sin wave? Would it be half peak to peak? Would it look the same?
Say I have an ac lead from transformer to a resistor to the other transformer lead. The oscillscope will se a sine wave. But what happens to the sine wave if one ac lead goes to the resistor and then to a dc negative (say if ran thre ac threw a bridge and ran the resisyor in parrallel with an ac lead amd the bridge to the bridges negative dc)
What would happen to the sin wave? Would it be half peak to peak? Would it look the same?