Lets say you have been given an AC power supply, a few inductors, capacitors, resistors, and 1 diode. How could you configure the components to change the phase angle so the output + and - are 180 degrees out of phase?
I'm wondering because I have seen a circuit which has a single AC source. The cirucit uses inductors, capacitors, resistors and 1 diode to somehow change the phase angle. The output at the load looks like 2 sine waves that are exactly 180 degrees out of phase.
How could this be possible?
Also, Wouldn't a circuit in this case short out?
I'm wondering because I have seen a circuit which has a single AC source. The cirucit uses inductors, capacitors, resistors and 1 diode to somehow change the phase angle. The output at the load looks like 2 sine waves that are exactly 180 degrees out of phase.
How could this be possible?
Also, Wouldn't a circuit in this case short out?