B 3.18 V C) 3.33 V A power-supply filter with DC output voltage of 9.2 V has a load resistor of 10 KQ. 3.55 V 0 AAAAAA 9.6 V VDC 9.2 V T = 8.3333 ms Ripple Factor = 8.6957% The Full Wave (Bridge) Rectifier Lp = 100 Ls VI Si Diodes If one diode is not functioning properly (open) and the capacitor is disconnected, what is the available DC output voltage? A 3.06 V Load Resistor Vr(pp)

B 3.18 V C) 3.33 V A power-supply filter with DC output voltage of 9.2 V has a load resistor of 10 KQ. 3.55 V 0 AAAAAA 9.6 V VDC 9.2 V T = 8.3333 ms Ripple Factor = 8.6957% The Full Wave (Bridge) Rectifier Lp = 100 Ls VI Si Diodes If one diode is not functioning properly (open) and the capacitor is disconnected, what is the available DC output voltage? A 3.06 V Load Resistor Vr(pp)

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Chapter59: Motor Startup And Troubleshooting Basics

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