In A Half Wave Rectifier, The R-ms Value Of Ac Component Of The Wave Is

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Question

In a half wave rectifier, the r-ms value of ac component of the wave is

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Solution

Correct option is

More than dc value

In half wave nectifier, the output dc value of wave is less than the r m s value of a.c. component of the wave due to barrier voltage of diode

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