Rectification|application of semiconductor diode|Part 2| Full wave Rectification|Definition| Importance|Working principle|Class 12 Physics|
Full Wave Rectification Rectification is a type of rectification in which both positive and negative cycles of an alternating voltage or current are rectified. i.e. the full alternating signal is made to move in one direction by discarding the negative parts of the total cycles. Importance of Full wave rectification : Full wave is rectified to deliver a continuous power to the load resistor or to the electric appliance we are interested to operate. Almost all of the appliances we use in our daily liv...