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    This document describes an experiment to construct and test a half-wave rectifier circuit. The objectives are to build the circuit using a simulator, demonstrate its operation, and observe the input and output waveforms. The procedures instruct the student to connect the circuit components which include a function generator, diode, resistor and oscilloscope. They are then asked to measure and record the input AC waveform and rectified output waveform in amplitude and phase relationship. Reversing the diode is also tested to observe its effect.

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    Southern Luzon State University

    College of Engineering

    EXPERIMENT NO. 5
    HALF-WAVE RECTIFIER

    ECE00L- BASIC ELECTRONICS LABORATORY

    Submitted by:

    PASCUA, ALDRIN WILLIAM F.

    DOP: April 28, 2021 DOS: May 4, 2021

    Rating

    Engr. EHXELL L. GONZALES


    Instructor
    I. OBJECTIVES

    1. To construct a half-wave rectified power supply using simulator.

    2. To demonstrate the operation of a half wave rectifier circuit

    3. Observe and analyze the input and output waveforms of HWR circuit.

    II. INTRODUCTORY INFORMATION

    Various DC and AC voltage/current sources serve the power requirement of a


    wide variety of electronic devices. Since it is more efficient and economical to transmit
    AC power, it is the one generally provided by the power utility companies. This
    necessitates the need for rectification (changing) of AC into DC voltages and currents
    whenever needed. In this experiment, we shall be concerned with electronic means of
    achieving rectification.

    For a half wave rectification, the anode is positive with respect to the cathode and
    current will flow at the positive alternation. During the negative alternation, the anode
    now is negative the cathode is positive, and there will be no current in the circuit. The
    voltage drop across the resistance R is zero. The effective voltage across R will be only
    the voltage supplied during the positive alteration, which is a varying voltage from 0V to
    the peak voltage of the input signal.

    III. EQUIPMENTS/COMPONENTS REQUIRED


    Oscilloscope
    Source of 60-Hz alternating current at approximately 20-V p-p (6.3-V
    transformer, or signal generator)
    Diode, 1N914 or any general-purpose silicon diode
    Resistor, 1KΩ

    IV. PROCEDURES
    1. Connect the circuit shown in Fig. 5.1 .
    2. Set the function generator to sinusoidal output with 20Vp-p.
    3. Run the circuit. and observe the resulting output.
    4. Separate the waveform by varying the vertical position on the settings of the
    oscilloscope.
    5. Draw the resulting output on Table 5.1. Be sure to observe the correct phase
    relationship between the two waveforms.
    6. Measure the waveform amplitude and record the results on Table 5.1 beside the
    waveforms.
    7. Reverse the diode on the circuit and observe the effect on the output waveforms.
    8. Draw the result on Table 5.1.

    FIGURE 5.1

    Figure 5.1

    V. DATA and RESULTS

    TABLE 5.1

    Waveform V p-p

    AC input

    39.9 V

    Step
    4

    Rectifier
    Output
    19.2 V

    Step
    4

    Rectifier
    Output
    19.2 V

    Step
    7

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