A full wave rectifier produces an rms voltage of 10 V from 50 Hz line – McqOptions

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1.	A full wave rectifier produces an rms voltage of 10 V from 50 Hz line and feeds a resistive load of 1100 Ω. If the filter uses a capacitance of C = 50 μF, calculate the output ripple factor.
A.	18.86
B.	0.053
C.	0.21
D.	0.09
Answer» C. 0.21

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