spice does show a different ripple voltage than the one calculated using spice I load or Vdc load and Req and C.
spice shows a ripple voltage of about 31mV, but calculating the ripple with the formula i get 38mV wich is really weird.
as you can see in the photo i get a dc output voltage of...
For this problem,
The solution is,
Does anybody please know another way to solve this problem?
EDIT: Why do they assume that no energy is absorbed by the water?
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So long story short I have a power supply (DIY) for some time and on the secondary side filter/reservoir capacitors there is a small ripple (about 1v PP) of 50khz (the switching frequency of the PSU).
Aside from others methods that I will implement to reduce this I am thinking of adding a shunt...
I am reading a book 'Fundamentals of Power Electronics' - Erickson. The book begins with a buck converter and the assumptions that we use so that we do not have to deal with 2nd order equations. I will first explain what the book says
What the book says?
The book says that the LC filter of a...
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Hi. So I'm a Physics HL student in IB and I'm designing a circuit for my Physics IA. (think of it as a lab/project if you're not familiar with IB)
I'm required to have an independent variable of 7 dif. values and a dependant variable. For...
Into a project I am working is use 12Vdc SMPS to power an audio amplifier and some more components. We have no “noise” on that stage.
Then I use a step down converter to convert the 12V to 5V and power a mic preamplifier (Respeaker – usb Mic array) and a development board. There is a lot of...
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I am trying to design a ripple free (read as ripple free as possible) power supply (PS) for my DIY DDS function generator.
I am (was) in the possession of the hyland 5v to 12v PS which wrecked due to a stupid action on my side, my bad.
so i was going to repair it, but i found that...
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I am simulating a capacitance multiplier circuit and an RC filter circuit simultaneously. My aim is to check the reduction in ripples when using a cap multiplier circuit against an RC filter.
I am familiar with ltspice but not quite an expert. I am comparing two output waveforms...
See graphic below. Are these ripples just wind-formed sand dunes or the remnant of an ancient (possibly catastrophic proportion) flood event? The ripples appear to emanate from a structure to the left if you look earlier in the descent video.
Consider water waves refraction in a ripple tank. What happen if we increased the ripple frequency. I mean the refraction angle would change or not? Also, propagation speed will change or not?
I had seen a photograph in PSSC Physics. According to that, the refraction angle was reducing if we...
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Question about LED power supplies. They all have marked ripple voltage. Typically 150mV. How much ripple voltage is human eye capable of noticing when looking at LED strips? And is there difference between 12V and 24V? I have opinion that 150mV ripple on 24V LED strip would give the same...
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We tried to make some quantitative measurements with a Pasco ripple tank system, a video camera and software for video analysis. We generated circular waves and tracked the propagation of a crest, from which the software computed the phase velocity:
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Three phase half controlled bridge rectifier can have 3 pules at output or 6 pulses depending on firing angle.
The Attempt at a Solution
Ripple frequency is m times the input frequency where m is number of pulses.
It can be 3 or 6. So why have they...
I am trying to calculate the ripple current in boost converter for ∆i1 and ∆i2 between time intervals between DT and T, and also dependent on the voltage level (Vin or Vin-Vout). To find a formula for ∆i1 and ∆i2, two formulas have to be derived for them. This is done from the equation:
I...
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This isn't really an actual homework question but it is regarding a lab so I think it belongs here. In the ripple tank lab I have to trace the nodal lines, plot 3 points in the middle of the 2 lines (one closest to the two sources, one in the middle and one the farthest)...
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Working through my HND course books and I have come across a formula that I cannot get to give me the same answer as the book. Nor can some of my engineering student friends.
Values are:
F=50
C=500^-6
Rl = 100
Vc=31.03
The formula is
=(1/(2FsCRl))*(Vc-(Vr/2))
Inputting the values...
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I'm trying to find the output voltage ripple of a buck converter by using just the waveforms and the inductor ripple.
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I know that the answer is supposed to be D(1-D)Vin/(16*L*C*f^2) but I keep getting D(1-D)Vin/(8*L*C*f^2)The equations I end up...
Consider diffraction in a ripple tank from two narrow slits. Answer true (T) or false (F) for each of the following statements. E.g., if the first statement is true and the rest false, enter TFFF. You have 6 tries.
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Is a sea of massive gravitons what ripples when galaxy clusters collide?
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A 9 V power supply delivers 2 A to a resistive load. The a.c. supply is 230 V, 50 Hz and a bridge rectifier is used in conjunction with a 0.047 farad reservoir capacitor.
Homework Equations
Vpp = 1/(2FCRL) * VC
The Attempt at a Solution
1/(2*50*0.047*2) * 9
=0.957v
after...
An aircraft electrical system operates at 115 volts at 400 hertz. It is to supply an average d.c. voltage of 28 volts and an average current of 20 A at a ripple factor of 0.005.
Determine: The r.m.s. ripple voltage
Here is my attempt.
Vc= Vs-2Vd
=28-2(0.7)
= 26.6 Volts
Vr= (1/2 x fs x C...
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I'm having trouble understanding part C of this question.
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ΔVo = Vout/2fRC
The Attempt at a Solution
So to get ~12V at the output, the turns ratio should be 14 because 120√2/12 = 14.14.
Using a turns ratio of 14, the output voltage will be 12.12 V.
To...
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This is my load voltage output from my digital scope.
From the digital scope , my output voltage is 25.0007V but how do I find the ripple voltage from the given data?
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Say we are observing plane wave patterns on table. The depth of water is the same everywhere in ripple tank. The frequency of waves is 12 Hz and wave length is L (lamda). We see the wave pattern as stationer while looking at wave pattern through the slots of stroboscope which...
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How does the RC-link help with adding ripple to the signal? What would happen if the capacitor was removed (short-circuited)?
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I believe that the role of the capacitor is to pass on the AC voltage. Initially the capacitor is charged...
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Two sources 6.0 cm apart, operating in phase, produce water waves. A student selects a point on the first nodal line and measures from it 30.0cm to a point midway between the sources and 5.0cm (on the perpendicular) to the right bisector.
a) what is the wavelength
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This homework problem is for my power electronics course I am currently taking.
The network shown to the right (SEE ATTACHED IMAGE) is used to
study the output voltage ripple of particular
types of dc-to-dc converters. Note that \tilde{i}(t)
and \tilde{v}_C(t) represent...
I am stuck up at finding the ripple factor for a half wave rectifier.
According to the formula- V(rms)/Vdc.
But how to find Vrms?
To find it I would require the equation of the half wave rectified sine wave, right? How do I form that?
Please Help.
I am not getting the concept of ripple factor in half wave rectification with the help of diode.The derivation done by our lecturer is not clear.Someone please explain the concept and its derivation.
Also it seems from the derivation given by our lecturer that there are two types...
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I am wondering why a single disturbance can cause ripple on water surface but the same is not true when sound wave is made. When air is disturbed, only one pulse is made in one time. What set the difference?
Thanks in advance.
Whilst looking at the possible parts for a boost converter I came across references to making sure that the capacitor could handle the "ripple current".
I looked a bit further and can see 2 possibilities.
1) The ripple in the capacitor current itself ie the difference between the minimum and...
I found 2 equation for calculating the peak to peak ripple voltage,
this one is the common one i see,
Vripple p-p = I / 2fCAnd i also see this one in my book, but can't really find any other source use this formula,
Vripple p-p = Vrect / fRLC
Vrect is the peak voltage of unfiltered voltage...
So two of the theories of the universe are the big rip and the big crunch or bounce. Big crunch being expansion of the universe stops, then the universe implodes on itself creating another big bang in a series of bounces going from expansion to contraction. The big rip theory (the most popular)...
For an experiment involving a ripple tank and a wave monitor, the frequency was changed from 10Hz to 100Hz and it was found that at precisely 66.7Hz, the wave produced appeared (to the viewer) to be standing still. At any value below 66.7 Hz the wave moved inwards, and at any value above 66.7Hz...
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A two-dimensional water wave spreads in circular ripples. Show that the amplitude A at a distance R from the initial disturbance is proportional to 1/\sqrt{R} Hint: Consider the energy carried by one outward moving ripple
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Kinetic energy carried by...
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I want to design an 8-bit Multiplier, using 4-bit Adders. I created a Ripple Carry Multiplier using 16 4-bit adders, but after debugging realized it doesn't work. I got this schematic off of a 4-bit multiplier i saw online, but can't find the link to it anymore.
Here is the...
So i was sitting in Algebra the other day, day-dreaming when i thought of something:
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Derive the ripple voltage of a full-wave rectifier with a capacitor-input filter.
Homework Equations
Where V_{r(pp)} is the peak-to-peak ripple voltage and V_{DC} is the dc (average) value of the filter's output voltage.
And V_{p(rect)} is the unfiltered peak rectified...
I work as an engineer and I've been looking for an explanation for something that I have been puzzled by.
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I needed to make a ripple counter start from 3 and end at 17. I got it to reset to 0 when it reaches 17, but I can't get it to start from 3.
I am using 5 JK latches with LEDS attached to the outputs of each to represent each number.
To get it to stop at 17, I nanded the msb and lsb and...
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A double-slit interference experiment is done in a ripple tank (a water tank using a vibrating rod to produce a plane wave on the surface of the water). The slits are 6.00 cm apart, and a viewing screen is 2.15 m from the slits. The wave speed of the ripples in water is...
I am building an on-board generator for a small aircraft (AUW = ~ 10kg). The fuel motor is rated at 1.8 kW and it directly drives a 3 phase AC motor. The rpm will be regulated at roughly 8k so I think the frequency of the AC output will be around 133 Hz. The AC motor produces 1 volt per 260 RPM...
I want to formulate an approx 2D ripple equation μ(x,y). It should satisfy following:
1) it should have highest amplitude on y-axis at x=0. It should be symmetrical about y axis. It should fade away at some x on both positive and negetive x-axis symmetrically. Fading in a way of decreasing...
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Full Wave Bridge Rectifier circuit
Basically this circuit, but ZL is r//c not simply r as it is in this circuit (also, disregard any values... just the model is relevant)
Vs=6.5cost(2pi60t)
CL=1μF
RL=500Ω
I'm trying to find Vmax and Vripple.
Homework...
i have come across two different formulas for ripple factor:
One is r= (Vrpp/Vdc), where Vdc is the dc voltage of the output and Vrpp is the peak to peak ripple voltage. My professor uses this formula and I have also seen it being used in basic electronics by Floyd
Another one is r= Vrms/Vdc...
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I'm measuring the voltage on the output of an amplified photodiode circuit that is capturing light emitted by an Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) projector and there is a periodic voltage drop which I don't know the reason. The projector is projecting an all-white image.
I've been...
Well rms current in AC is I / √2 and average current in DC is I /π ( in half wave)
ripple factor is rms current in AC divided by average current in DC which according to me is 2.2. But value given is 1.21 everywhere
Is my formula wrong. Have i misunderstood ripple factor?