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Lecture -9 10-02-2014
PRECISION RECTIFIERS
PRECISION RECTIFIERS
A Half-Wave rectifier (HWR) is a circuit that passes only a positive (or only negative) portion of a wave, while blocking out other
portion.
A full-Wave rectifier, besides passing the positive portion, inverts and passes also the negative portion. The transfer characteristics is as shown below.
Full-Wave rectifier
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Precision Circuits
Precision Half-Wave and Full-Wave Rectifier
V0A = V0+0.7 V
V0A = -13.0 V
Equivalent circuit of HWR during (a) Positive Half cycle (b) Negative Half cycle Disadvantage: When Vi changes from negative to positve, its output has to come out of saturation and swing all the way from -13 V to V0A Vi + 0.7 V
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Precision Circuits
Precision Half-Wave rectifier with gain
1. During positive half cycle of the input, diode D is forward biased, and the output V0= Vi( 1+R1/R2) 2. During the negative half cycle of the input, diode is revere biased, and hence the output is zero. 3. If the polarity of the diode is reversed, then we get negative cycle and positive half cycle will be clipped off.
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Precision Circuits
Precision Half-Wave Rectifier using inverting configuration
Precision Circuits
Precision Full-Wave Rectifier
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