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   -A transformer with a 10:1 turns ratio has a 120 Vac line input. The transformer secondary is connected to a half-wave rectifier circuit using a capacitor filter. Ignoring any ripple, what is the dc output voltage from the circuit? A)  16.3 V B)  10.4 V C)  5.7 V D)  3.6 V
-A transformer with a 10:1 turns ratio has a 120 Vac line input. The transformer secondary is connected to a half-wave rectifier circuit using a capacitor filter. Ignoring any ripple, what is the dc output voltage from the circuit?


A) 16.3 V
B) 10.4 V
C) 5.7 V
D) 3.6 V

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