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Full-Wave Rectifier

Definition:

A full-wave rectifier is an electronic circuit that converts an alternating current (AC) waveform to a direct current (DC) waveform. It rectifies the complete cycle of the AC input signal, resulting in a smoother and more efficient conversion.

Senses:

Sense 1:

(Noun) An electronic device or circuit that rectifies the complete cycle of an alternating current signal.

Sample Sentence:

"The full-wave rectifier efficiently converts AC voltage into a DC voltage for various electronic applications."

Usages:

Usage 1:

(Adjective) Popular among electrical engineers, the full-wave rectifier circuit is commonly used in power supplies for enhancing electrical performance.

Sample Sentence:

"For a more efficient power supply, it is recommended to use a full-wave rectifier instead of a half-wave rectifier."

Usage 2:

(Adjective) Local DIY enthusiasts prefer the use of a full-wave rectifier for their homemade electronic projects due to its improved rectification capabilities.

Sample Sentence:

"The local electronics club organized a workshop on building a full-wave rectifier circuit for enthusiasts to enhance their DIY skills."

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