Power Supply PDF
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This document explains the principles of power supply systems, highlighting different types, including unfiltered and filtered power supplies. The document also details components like transformers, rectifiers, filters, and voltage regulators. It covers concepts like ripple and low-pass filters.
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**Power Supply** -- provides necessary DC voltage form the AC source **Unfiltered Power Supply** - contains significant AC ripple components, pulsating DC output **Output Voltage of Unfiltered Power Supply** -- Pulsating DC voltage, more ripple **Filtered Power Supply** -- more stable DC output...
**Power Supply** -- provides necessary DC voltage form the AC source **Unfiltered Power Supply** - contains significant AC ripple components, pulsating DC output **Output Voltage of Unfiltered Power Supply** -- Pulsating DC voltage, more ripple **Filtered Power Supply** -- more stable DC output **Output Voltage of Filtered Power Supply** -- Constant DC voltage, less ripple **Transformer** -- used to **increase** (step-up) or **decrease** (step-down) AC voltage **Rectifier** -- converts alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC) **Filter** **Circuit** -- blocks AC component and allows DC component to reach the load **Voltage** **Regulator** -- automatically maintain a constant voltage, reduces ripple voltages **Capacitor Filter** -- most common filter **V peak to peak** - maximum voltage change occurring during one cycle of alternating voltage or current **Ultimate** **Goal** **of a Filtered Power Supply** -- convert DC voltage to more smooth and stable DC voltage with minimal ripple **Capacitor** - Component Usually in a Filter Circuit **Vdc** **= 2Vm / π** - formula of Average voltage in Full wave rectifier **Ripple** - small AC component that remains superimposed on the DC output. **Low-pass** **Filter** - It allows low-frequency signals to pass through