How To Calculate Ripple voltage of Full Wave Brige rectifier Without Connecting CRO..........?
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Solve your equation for Rf?As I am Calculating Ripple Factor for rectifier for It capictor is To be Connected Of XYZ value From formula c=(.47* I)/fRf
For this Rf to be calculated How.........!
If it's a very high ripple voltage you can isolate the DC component out of the equation and read the resulting AC component however most ripple current isn't at simple line frequency where a common multimeter would respond - most ripple current in modern electronics is a combination of many frequencies and waveforms. The only valid way of making this measurement is with a digital oscilloscope and understanding all the underlying math involved.Pls tell Clearly I am not Getting, How to find delta_V with Multimeter...............?
Now consider that this comes after you've been through all the basics during the first two years such as english, basic physics, chemistry, math, history, government etc etc:Ok, Pls Tell Me studying electronic with Other subject Is Important......!
I don't even own one of those newfangled digital wang-doodles. My trusty old Tektroniks 2245 (the plain one, not the A or B model) was only rated to 200 MHz but will cheerfully display signals in excess of 400 MHz. May be a bit harder to sync on them, accuracy suffers a little and you might encounter a small amount of internal ringing by pushing the preamp circuitry beyond their design limits but most of the time in this frequency area I don't need perfection.ANALOG oscilloscopes work just fine, too!
You must have had a fairly poor teacher, or he'd been around so long he was burned out on the subject.Well, when i was in school, I really tried to listened to my professor in physics but I always ended up sleeping on my desk. I always got scolded but what can I do, I just can't help myself. Therefore, I really hate mathematics. I said to my professor, why don't you <snip> instead of giving me a crap lessons.