For a single phase bridge rectifier, the source is 200Vrms/60sssHz. The load is 2000W. the winding...

For a single phase bridge rectifier, the source is 200Vrms/60sssHz. The load is 2000W. the winding
resistances of the transformer secondary is 0.5Ω and the forward drop resistance of each of the used
diodes is 0.2 Ω.
1. What would be the load resistance.
2. Calculate the following:
o TUF
o Rectifier power efficiency
o Rectification efficiency
o Input power factor
3. Simulate the circuit and show the following:
o Input and output voltage and current waveforms
o Diode current and voltage waveforms
4. Insert a 2?? capacitor in parallel to the output load and simulate the circuit again. Plot the
output voltage and current new waveforms. And find the new delivered power to the load from
simulation
5. Repeat part 4 but exchange the capacitor with a 0.5?? series inductor.

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