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Hi, in the first part of the question we are given with a figure so voltage curve.
00:04
So in the first question the voltage is discrete.
00:07
So this is here we have the value of v average is given by it is 1 by t integration 0 to t by 2 vm of sin omega t into dt.
00:20
So this becomes equal to v average is equal to vm by pi.
00:25
So here the maximum voltage or peak voltage is given as 5 volt divided by pi.
00:32
So we have the answer for average voltage is 1 .59 volt.
00:36
Then in the second diagram again we have the value of v average is given by it is 2 by t into so 0 to t by 2 into sin omega t into vm into dt minus 50 because there is an 82 voltage also included.
00:57
Therefore this becomes equal to it is 2 vm divided by t minus 15 which is equal to 2 into 25 plus 5.
01:05
So peak voltages vary from 25 and 15 divided by pi minus 15.
01:10
So from this we have the average voltage is equal to 10 .6 so 10 .46 volt.
01:18
Then in the third part we are given with full wave rectifier.
01:22
So where we have v average is given by it is 10 volt plus 2 by t integration 0 to t by 2 vm into sin omega t dt.
01:33
So this can be written as it is 10 plus 2 vm by pi.
01:38
So this is 10 plus 2 into so vm varies from so vm has voltage 10 ohm therefore it is 2 into 10 divided by pi.
01:52
So this is equal to so v average is equal to 16 .36 volt.
01:58
Then for the fourth part we have full wave rectifier.
02:02
So full wave rectifier where we are given with a value of v average as it is 2 by t integration 0 to t by 2 vm sin omega t into dt.
02:15
So this becomes equal to it is 2 by t into vm so vm by pi which is equal to so this is 2 vm by pi.
02:25
So this is equal to it is 2 into so voltage is 100 divided by pi...