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Block diagram of a Power Supply
Filter Circuits
• The output from the rectifier section is a pulsating DC.
• The filter circuit reduces the peak-to-peak pulses to a small
ripple voltage.
• The conversion of ac to dc by a rectifier by including a filter
between the rectifier and the load resistance to reduce the
ripple components of the output voltage.
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Types of Filter Circuits
• Series Inductor Filter
• Shunt Capacitor Filter
• LC (or) L-Section Filter, and
• CLC (or) ∏-Section Filter
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Shunt Capacitor Filter
Shunt Capacitor Filter
Shunt Capacitor Filter
• The instant at which the diode gets forward biased, the
capacitor instantaneously acts as short circuit and a surge
current flow through a diode.
• When the diode is non-conducting, the capacitor discharges
through load resistance RL.
• Total amount of charge that flows through conducting diode
(or) diodes to recharge the capacitor must be equal to the
amount of charge lost during the period when the diode (or)
diodes are non-conducting and capacitor is discharging
through load resistance RL.