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How Do Full-Wave Rectifiers Work?

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How Do Full-Wave Rectifiers Work?

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Full-wave rectifiers are more complex than half-wave rectifiers, but they are also much more efficient. Full-wave rectifiers generally use four diodes to function. They pass the alternating current through the four-diode system, changing the entire current into a direct current. What Are Rectifiers Used For? Rectifiers are used in the vast majority of consumer electronics today and are required for most devices to work properly. Most electronics need a direct current to function, but the standard form of electricity that is transmitted to homes is alternating current. Because of this, rectifiers are needed to change the alternating current into direct current inside the electronics so that they can function correctly.

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