Lab No 06 Full Wave Bridge Rectifier
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Lab Manual 6
Full Wave Bridge Rectifier
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Created by: Engr.Yasir Manzoor, Engr. ZafarullahDate: August 21, 2015
Last updated by: Engr.Yasir Manzoor, Engr.Zafarullah
Date: August 21, 2015
Reviewed By: Mr. Talha Rehmani
Approved by the HOD: Dr. Tauseef Tauqeer
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Department of Electrical Engineering
Electronic Devices and Circuits
Faculty Member
Name: Sir Talha Rehmani
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Session
Lab Engineer 1
Name: Engr.Yasir Manzoor
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Lab Engineer 2
Name: Engr.Zafarullah
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Date
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Contents
6 FULL WAVE BRIDGE RECTIFIER ................................................................................................................ 4
6.1 INTRODUCTION: ......................................................................................................................................... 4
6.2 OBJECTIVE ................................................................................................................................................. 4
6.3 EQUIPMENT ............................................................................................................................................... 4
6.4 CONDUCT OF LAB ....................................................................................................................................... 4
6.5 THEORY AND WORKING ............................................................................................................................... 4
6.6 PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS FOR TWO PULSE RECTIFIER ANALYSIS ...................................................................... 5
6.7 PROCEDURE: .............................................................................................................................................. 6
Without Filter ............................................................................................................................... 6
With Capacitor Filter .................................................................................................................... 9
6.8 TROUBLESHOOTING EXERCISE ...................................................................................................................... 10
Diode short circuited .................................................................................................................. 10
Diode open circuited ................................................................................................................... 11
Full wave bridge rectifier with function generator ..................................................................... 12
6.9 STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOME ................................................................................................................... 13
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6 Full Wave Bridge Rectifier
6.1Introduction:A rectifier is a circuit widely used in power supplies, converters and other electronic devices
where we need to reduce AC voltages to DC values. Full wave rectifier gives two cycle overcomplete input. Full wave rectifier is better in many aspects then half wave as it have double
average power, load handling capacity and less ripple factor.
6.2Objective1. To study basic parameters of full wave rectifier and their importance.
2. To implement full wave rectifier and study the input and output wave difference.
3. To observe effect of capacitor filter in full wave rectifier.
4. To calculate ripple factor graphically using oscilloscope.
5. To troubleshoot the bridge rectifier circuit.
6.3
Equipment1. Function Generator
2. Digital Multimeter
3. Oscilloscope
4. Transformer 220V to 12V
5. Diode 1N4007
6. Resistance 330 / 0.5W, 470, 680, 820, 1K, 2.2K, 3.3K, 4.7K, 6.8K, 10K,100K
7. Capacitance 0.1uF,1uF,2.2uF,10uF,47uF,56uF,68uF,100uF,220uF,330uF
8. Breadboard
9. Connecting wires
6.4
Conduct of Lab1. Students are required to perform this experiment using the equipment provided.
2. Students are required to work in a group specified by lab engineer.
3. In case some aspect of the lab experiment is not understood the students are advised
to seek help from the course instructor, lab engineers, assigned teaching assistants
(TA) and lab attendants.
6.5Theory and WorkingThe bridge rectifieruses four diodes connected as shown infigure 1. When the input cycle is
positive as infigure 1, diodes D1 and D2 are forward-biased and conduct current in the
direction shown. A voltage is developed across RLthat looks like the positive half of the input
cycle. During this time, diodes D3 and D4 are reverse-biased.
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Figure 1 full wave bridge rectifier during positive half cycle D1 and D2 conducts
When the input cycle is negative as infigure 2, diodes D3 and D4 are forward biased and
conduct current in the same direction through RL as during the positive half-cycle. During the
negative half-cycle, D1 and D2 are reverse-biased. A full-wave rectified output voltage appears
across RL as a result of this action.
Figure 2 full wave bridge rectifier during negative half cycle D3 and D4 conducts
6.6Performance Parameters for Two Pulse Rectifier AnalysisThe following parameters has been explained in the analysis of Half Wave Rectifier.
6.6.1.1 Peak I nverse Vol tage (PIV)
Peak Inverse Voltage (PIV) of half wave rectifier = VSMAX
6.6.1.2
Average Value of Output Voltages and Current
=1 sin()0 =2 = 6.6.1.3 Average Diode Current
ID= IDC2
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6.6.1.4 The rms Value of Output Voltages and Current
=1 (sin())
0 =2
Irm=Vrm
R
6.6.1.5The Load Average and rms Power
PDC= VDCIDC=4Vm2R2
Pac= VrmIrm= Vm2 R
6.6.1.6
Rectifier Efficiency = = 81%6.6.1.7Form Factor
FF = =1.116.6.1.8
Ripple Factor
RF =VACVDC=FF 1 = 48.2%6.6.1.9Power Absorbed By the Load Pload= IrmR6.7Procedure:
Without Filter1. Connect the circuit on bread board as perfigure 3.
2. Connect the primary of the transformer to main supply i.e. 230V, 50Hz
3. Starting from 330 vary the resistance up to 100K as mentioned in table 1.
4. Connect the Multimeter at output terminals note down the Vac and Vdc as per given
tabular form by varying resistance.
5. Disconnect load resistance and note down no load voltage Vdc (V no load)
6. Connect load resistance at 1K and connect Channel II of CRO at output terminals and
CHI of CRO at Secondary Input terminals observe and note down the input and output
wave form of output voltage (VO)Output current(Io), diode 1 voltage (VD1), diode 3 voltage
(VD3)and source current (IS)on graph sheet.7. Calculate ripple factor
Equation 1 Ripple factor
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8. Calculate Percentage of Regulation
Equation 2 Percentage Regulation
Figure 3 Full wave rectifier without filter
No Load voltage_________________
Sr.NoLoad Resistance
Output VoltageRipple Factor
% Of VoltageRegulation 100Vac Vdc
1 330 / 0.5 W2 470
3 680
4 820
5 1 K
6 3.3 K
7 4.7 K
8 6.8 K
9 10 K10 100 K
Table 1 Observation for full wave rectifier without filter
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With Capacitor Filter
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Connect the circuit as infigure 4 and vary the capacitor.
2. Connect oscilloscope at output to observe the change in ripple of output wave.
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Using oscilloscope measure average value (Vdc) of output waveform.4. Using oscilloscope observe and calculate Vac of output ripple according to table 4.
5. Calculate ripple factor using equation and fill the table 4given below.
S.No C
Output Voltage RippleFactorVr(max) Vr(min) Vr(p-p)=Vr(max)-Vr(min) =
( )/22 Vdc
1 0.1uF
2 1uF
3 2.2uF
4 10uF
5 47uF
6 56uF
7 68uF
8 100uF
9 220uF
10 330uF
Table 2 Full wave rectifier using different filtering capacitor
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Figure 4 Full wave rectifier with capacitor filter
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Figure 5 Model wave forms for full wave rectifier
6.8Troubleshooting ExerciseConnect the circuit as infigure 3 observe the behavior of output waveform in following cases.
Diode short circuited
6.8.1.1
D1 Short Circuited
Short the D1using jumper wire and draw the output wave form obtained on oscilloscope.
Write reason for distorted waveform.
Reason:
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6.8.1.2 D3 short circuited
Short the D3using jumper wire and draw the output wave form obtained on oscilloscope.
Write reason for distorted waveform.
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Diode open circuited
6.8.2.1 D1 open circuited
Open the D1 and draw the output wave form obtained on oscilloscope. Write reason for
distorted waveform.
Reason:
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6.8.2.2
D4 open circuited
Open the D4 and draw the output wave form obtained on oscilloscope. Write reason fordistorted waveform.
Reason:
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Full wave bridge rectifier with function generator1. Connect the circuit as shown infigure 5.
2. Generate10V(p-p) sine wave using function generator.
3. Observe and draw the output wave form.
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Give reasons for distorted output waveform.
Figure 5 Bridge rectifier with function generator
Reasons:
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6.9Student Learning Outcome
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