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The document outlines two experiments from the Electrical and Electronic Circuit Simulation Laboratory at Southeast University. Experiment 07 demonstrates AC circuit analysis, showing that simulation and hand calculations yield nearly identical results for current and voltage. Experiment 08 involves simulating a full wave bridge rectifier, confirming its efficiency in converting AC to DC and validating theoretical expectations through simulation results.

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The document outlines two experiments from the Electrical and Electronic Circuit Simulation Laboratory at Southeast University. Experiment 07 demonstrates AC circuit analysis, showing that simulation and hand calculations yield nearly identical results for current and voltage. Experiment 08 involves simulating a full wave bridge rectifier, confirming its efficiency in converting AC to DC and validating theoretical expectations through simulation results.

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Southeast University
School of Science and Engineering
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Course Code: EEE220.4
Course Title: Electrical and Electronic Circuit Simulation Laboratory
Course Instructor: Puja Das

Experiment #: 07
Experiment Title: AC Circuit analysis
Circuit:

Calculation :
From the voltage source ,Vs=10cos4t; Vs=10
The impedance is,Z=5+ 1/jωC
=5+ 1/(j4∗0.1
=5-j2.5Ω

Current,I=Vs/Z
= 10/(5−j2.5Ω)
=10(5+j2.5)/(522+2.5^2)
=1.6+j0.8
=1.789<26.570A
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Voltage across the capacitor,


V=I*Z= I/jωC
=1.789<26.570/(j4*0.1)
= 1.789<26.570/0.4<900
=4.47<-63.430V

Result Table:
Current,I Voltage, V
Simulation 1.789<26.570A 4.47<-63.430V
Hand Calculation 1.7884<26.570A 4.4772<-63.430V

Discussion:
The experiment successfully showed AC Circuit analysis. Both the hand calculations and the
simulation showed that the Current,I Voltage,V are exactly the same in borh simulation and hand
calculation.
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Southeast University
School of Science and Engineering
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Course Code: EEE220.4
Course Title: Electrical and Electronic Circuit Simulation Laboratory
Course Instructor: Puja Das

Experiment #: 08
Experiment Title Simulation of Full Wave Bridge Rectifier Using Multisim

Theory:
A full wave bridge rectifier converts the entire input AC waveform into DC by using four
diodes arranged in a bridge configuration. The bridge allows both positive and negative
halves of the AC input to be directed in the same direction across the load.
Key Points:
- Utilizes four diodes in a bridge configuration.
- Output voltage is approximately (2Vm/π) (without filtering).
- Provides better efficiency and lower ripple compared to a half wave rectifier.

Circuit:

Discussion:
[Link] output waveform is a full-wave rectified signal.
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2. Compare the input (sinusoidal) and output (pulsating DC) waveforms.


3. The circuit successfully demonstrates full utilization of both AC cycles,
improving efficiency.
This lab successfully simulated a full wave bridge rectifier using Multisim. The
circuit effectively converted AC input to a full-wave rectified DC output using four
[Link] results validated the theoretical expectations.

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