Question #269661

A conductor carries a current that is equivalent to a 5-amp continuous current in one direction and a superimposed full-wave rectifier current in the opposite direction. What is the maximum value of the latter if the average conductor current is zero?

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Expert's answer
2021-11-23T10:33:26-0500

Solution;

Given, that the conductor carries a Dc-current of 5A in one direction & a super-imposed full-wave rectifier in opposite direction.

 The average current is 0.

As it is the full-wave rectifier, the diodes will conduct for the negative half cycle as well.

So;

2Imπ5=0\frac{2I_m}{π}-5=0

2Imπ=5\frac{2I_m}{π}=5

Im=5×π2=7.854AI_m=\frac{5×π}{2}=7.854A






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