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samter

3y↑3

After your wonderful description of the circuit, I wasn't quite sure what the rest of the video would have in store. But thanks so much for going through the derivations behind converting from rms to peak and finding the average power. You always go above and beyond in your videos!

Moe Red

5y↑90

I'm watching this during my finals week. I wish i had watched these early on in the semester. Such a better understanding vs in class.

Gideon Ango

Same here

samter

@Gokul Sehgal No what?

Gokul Sehgal

@samter no

samter

How did your finals go?

samter

3y↑1

@Gokul Sehgal How so? I think finding a good resource and making a decision to use it over a bad resource is a very non-noob thing to do...

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Muhammad Hasham

2y↑1

thank you so much mr tutor
you've been a help in every subject for so many years

Kanyesada

2y↑1

We’ve literally went through this today in class. My professor gave us half wave, full wave, and bridge all in one. I was lost these videos are helping me pass 😭

SugarBooty

6y↑7

In my EE class I was taught to convert the peak pulsating DC voltage to an RMS value by multiplying by .707, then multiplying by .45 for half wave and .9 for full wave. Any reason this could be?

Bay Rost

4y↑2

1/√2 = 0,707. in your case you divide the peak / ,0707 or you can aslo multiplie the peak at √2

Kyle

5y↑5

it's the same thing. .45 comes from sqrt(2)/pi. .707 is 1/sqrt(2). that is some dumb math since you're cancelling out the root, dividing by pi is the same.

waruna kumara

3y↑1

thank you for the video lecture sir , if you can sir please teach us how to use zener diodes , gun diodes , how to bias transistors , triacs , mosfets , etc

George Blake

I see a problem. You integrated from 0 to pi, so the second half in a full wave is already deleted. It should still be 2x Vpeak.

sheremetbyevo

4y↑3

Thanks, much better than in the classroom. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

German Abing II

3y↑6

Thanks to you Julio Gonzalez the speaker behind this videos I learned a lot❤️

R Type

3y↑2

Sir at: 7:17 are you sure that the Vs peak = Vsrms x 0.707 is correct ? Because the form is:
Vrms = Vpeak x 0.707

Greymatter Talks

6y↑14

Hey organic chemistry can u plz make a full video on all parts of half and full wave rectifier like about piv , ripplr factor,form factor etc. Plz

Adheesh Salekar

2y↑1

This is such a great explanation.The conventional book used in my curriculum(Indian) is pathetic!!Anyone else here agreeing with me?

Bobby H.

3y↑1

Except the diode is drawn backward...When I was in Electronic Technology, many moons ago...there were two ways to look at a circuit - Conventional, where a circuit was traced positive to negative and how schematics are drawn - and/or Electron Flow, where the electrons actually flow from neg. to pos.
Conventional direction of tracing a circuit was with the arrow... however, electron flow was actually against the arrow.
So, when you are referencing actual current flow in a circuit, it should be against the arrow. That way, everyone is on the same page, resulting in less chance of confusion.
But if you are using the conventional method, it should be noted... still, at least the blue arrow should be pointing the other way @ 1:30.

Al B

I dont know where you are in the world but where I am (nyc) electricians aren't taught electron flow, only engineers know about that. most electricians automatically assume that were talking conventional flow.

A A

3y↑1

Omg thankss I was so confused on that

cs

4y↑1

If there is a reverse-biased diode and current is flowing anti-clockwise then the peak voltage would be across resistor or diode?
I mean in forward-biased we used peak voltage across the resistor for finding average peak but in case of reverse-biased, the current would first pass through the resistor and then diode so would we calculate final peak voltage across diode or resistor for average peak?

Sumesh Prasad

4y↑1

Dahm soo well explained i like it 😊 🙏 thanks

done

thank yu so much this helps me alot 👍🌟

Jan Erik Ludwig Horvath

It would be a neat addition if you quickly explained why the transformer yields a counter-rotational current in relation to the input by for instance drawing a quick transformer with a core and two coils and by lenz law making a quick yet deep demonstration for why. Not trying to be a besserwisser, because theres only one here who knows best - you. Still amazziiiing videos.

H •

3y↑4

Why colleges and schools don't have teachers like you ? Life would be easier

waterfuel

2y↑1

Question? - I have circuit diagram from 2005-2008. It has DC to AC Inverter of 120v AC output hooked with diode on each secondary line , that is reversed polarity .( Both different) one way , then other way. My test meter reads both on AC and DC . How do I get proper reading across load resistor on multi meter? This is not supposed to be clipping circuit of very low voltage. Circuit load on paper was inductor coil, diodes and and resistor.

Jason Yang

3y↑1

It is simply not fair that we paid a lot to the uni but don't get quality content like this.

KINA KEN VICTOR MURITHI EE105/G/9629/20

you deserve all my inheritance sir

Lilac Quin

How about a halfwave rectifier with capacitor filter?

Joe

this guy comes in clutch everytime

Rishi Roy

5y↑2

Your videos are beautiful !

Education with keshari

6y↑1

Thank you sir

Nardino Muchongo

Thank you sir

Debbie In

God...this was very understandable

Owais Wani

6y↑1

Great job..

BoltedJester

4y↑7

I swear ❤❤❤❤❤ you have a heart from me I used this to prepare for class I missed thanks a lot

samter

How did your class go?

Justine Ravert Tan

Finally! my course recommended you

Давид Алиев

thank you teacher

Cylia Khelifi

3y↑2

May god bless you, I wish you all the best!

Re em

What about the drawing.. I will write the peak value?

jnk mal

2y↑1

So, what's the resistor do?

Neon Boy19

4y↑3

Physics exam in 3 hrs. This channel iss reallly nicee forr revising stuff.

felix cat

5y↑4

The calculus solution was interesting.

Divakar ranjan Arya

4y↑1

Where are you???

Jason Wei

you have no idea how grateful I am

Kaviya .P

2y↑1

U are really super cool 💕 and your voice is just ❤️ and the way u speak English is just fascinating ❤️actually I really don't know why I like u may be cause of your voice and style I know u won't read this comment it's ok but this gives me satisfaction that I share my lovable thoughts bout u

Hooi Kuan Zheng

This vid is better than my lecturer

Sheena Tamon

Where did he get 18.15V? Was it supposed to be 18.85V?

Caiden Beauchamp

3y↑1

18.85 is peak at secondary, you lose 0.7V over the diode and the reading at A and B is that peak.

DJ OMOTOLOGY

Where is the full video

Maybe

thank you

Yasir Mahmood

3y↑1

can you made some videos on FET MOSFET DIA TRIAC IGPT

Aina Kuman

Bruh you're the best

Yani Tatsunari

What's the use of the Resistor there???? Can someone explain please

Alpha Amir

why do you multiply by square root 2

Bay Rost

because it is the same as u divide the rms voltage on 0,707 . 1/√2 = 0.707 also

Dibyendu Samanta

Why we use a resistor in series of the out put?? What will happen if I don't add that resistor and simply use the out put.

Jhoel Wence Bayot

Why you are multiplying by √2, if it is half wave it should multiply by 2 to get the Vm. You can multiply it by √2 if it is full wave.

sudhanshu prakash

@WimuFor full wave rectifier the output is pulsating dc with ac component on it. The vm is just the value of peak value of dc+ac (pulsating) component. The dc (2vm/pi) is the average value of that pulsating waveform. If you plug a capacitor on the rectifier's output then the output will be smooth with peak value(vm). In other word if there is no ripple then the vdc=vrms*√2=vm for full wave rectifier.

Wimu

@sudhanshu prakash i dont actually get it, if it its vm/2 after the diode then the Voutput should be vm/2

sudhanshu prakash

4y↑2

because the rms voltage of secondary is vrms=vm/√2( before the diode) and (after the diode) load voltage rms will be vrms=vm/2. In full wave rectifier the vrms=vm/√2 is the same for load and secondary side.