The single-phase half-wave rectifier is supplied directly from a 120-V (rms), 60-Hz source through a step-down transformer with turns ratio n = 10:1. The load resistance RL is 10Ω.
Determine:
a. the average output voltage
b. the average load current
c. the rms load voltage
d. the rms load current
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