The peak voltage in the output of the full wave rectifier is 10V so the dc component of the output voltage is:
Correct answer: C. 20/π
- A. 10√2
- B. 20/√2
- C. 20/π
- D. 20π
Explanation
The DC component of the output voltage of a full wave rectifier is equal to the peak voltage divided by pi. Therefore, the DC component of the output voltage in this case is:VDC = 2VAC /π = 2×10/π =20V/π
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