In bridge rectification why we ground the load resistance?
what effect if we not grounded the load?
what is advantage in grouding the load?

 

the ground usually means a reference terminal for voltage

 

If its not grounded no current can flow through it.

 

Originally posted by haditya@Oct 3 2005, 08:03 AM
the ground usually means a reference terminal for voltage

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THANKS

 

Originally posted by n9xv@Oct 3 2005, 01:16 PM
"If its not grounded no current can flow through it."

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current always flow if supply is connected it idoes not depend on ground

that ground has no physical existence
its just a reference point
with respect to this point we see the direction of current flowing through the resistor