Expt No 1a. Half wave rectifier with and without filter and measure the ripple factor.mp4

[@gsoniya1600]

Tommrow I am going to do this experiment ur teaching helps me to understand ina better way before going to lab.

[@ATMEYAElectrocrats]

thank you

[@mg1691]

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[@Dadkesisters830]

Thank you so much god bless you 💕

[@sreeparvathyvu4565]

Sir diode specification is 1N4007

[@divyanshbalodhi5642]

Mazaa aa gayaa sirji🙏

[@basheerthumucherla6162]

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[@RixtronixLAB]

Creative video, thanks :)

[@shabazosman9023]

sir what is Vr and how you putted capacitor

[@varunkumarjagarapu6075]

Thanks

[@boostedaudios4879]

Sir one thing the diode i also used to call iN4007. Is actually. Not. iN4007. Its. 1N 4007

[@vasanthstondihal2624]

Tq sir

[@navaneethdesai]

Why only to use 'Transformer' in rectifier experiments sir?
Why can't we use Function Generator?

[@shaziadar5771]

U can use function generator in lab.
But in the end we hv to deal vd actual ac signals...so step dwn transformers used....

[@navaneethdesai]

@@shaziadar5771 what is 'vd'?

[@bikash3003]

What is ripple factor

[@SameerbashaBetageri]

Sir how to do in tag board ??

[@hariharasudhang1049]

isn't Vrms = Vm/sqrt(2) ,
but you have calculated it as Vrms = Vm/2.

[@jahnavi1103]

Vrms=Vm/sqrt(2) is for full wave rectifier

[@mallaiahgarigopal5815]

Vm value 1.8*5 why you multiple by 5

[@gyanshreereddy9602]

where you have connected the input

[@guruprasadkn9504]

Input is taken from transformer and the transformer is in turn connected to AC power socket.

[@151anirudhvyas8]

if u are asking abt input of cro, then one is connected to anode (left part)of diode and the other to ground.

[@chinmayamj5615]

Thank you so much sir 🙏♥️

[@sumanmishra5706]

Sir efficiency kaise nikalege

[@mohammedtayaibayubi5700]

How to know which end is anode or cathode

[@patnaladivyasaisri872]

Their is a silver line in the diode which is considered as cathode

[@admiral7655]

how come 2.864 / 2 is 4.5???

[@guruprasadkn9504]

It is Vm/2 = 9/2=4.5V

[@thunderrager9042]

@@guruprasadkn9504 vrms is vm/root 2 right so why is it 2 over here ?

[@attackonweebs]

vrms= vm/underroot 2 no?

[@varshithac.r5862]

Sir how to c Vac value in that..

[@mdabuisa1858]

sir, Vm = 1.8 ×5 will you, please explain it more widely.. #K

[@Sachin_Pawar_34]

I know I'm replying after more than a year, but anyways...
See the dial of the voltage , it is set to 5 volts/div. So for example if you got a waveform of say 1.5 divisions then the voltage will be 1.5×5 volts/div = 7.5 volts

[@sakbh]

Sir Basis electronic lab manual PPT kahan se mil gye ga

[@givenfirstnamefamilyfirstn3935]

"0.6 into 5 is 3 volts"? Is this a non native language misunderstanding? 5/0.6 is 8.33’. 0.6 times 5 is 3 volts.

[@UsmanKhan-hc1ov]

Sir why you multiply it by 5 ??

[@Sachin_Pawar_34]

Because volts per division is set as 5 volts . So for example - if you got a waveform of 1.4 division , then voltage will be 1.4×5= 7 volts. Also you can set the volts per division as you wish .. ex- 2v/div , 10v/div etc.

[@raghavfanje2704]

@@Sachin_Pawar_34 Thanks bruh u r saving me before the night of pr exams

[@Sachin_Pawar_34]

@@raghavfanje2704 your welcome..😄 and good luck for your exams ❤️🙌

[@raghavfanje2704]

@@Sachin_Pawar_34 Thank u bruh 🙌

[@varshithac.r5862]

Sir how to c Vac value in that..

[@saransurya6346]

Vr(max-min)/2=Vac

[@varshithac.r5862]

Kk tq sir