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can we measure ripple factor using same?
again what is difference between ripple, ripple voltage and ripple factor?
again what is difference between ripple, ripple voltage and ripple factor?
Ripple voltage, also known as AC voltage, is the fluctuation in voltage that occurs on top of the DC voltage in an electronic circuit. It is caused by the alternating current passing through a capacitor or inductor.
Measuring ripple voltage is important because it can affect the performance and reliability of electronic devices. High levels of ripple voltage can cause malfunctions, overheating, and damage to components. It is also important in ensuring the stability and efficiency of power supplies.
To measure ripple voltage on a CRO (Cathode Ray Oscilloscope), you will need a probe with a 10X attenuation ratio. Connect the probe to the CRO's channel and ground, and then connect the probe tip to the point on the circuit where you want to measure the ripple voltage. Adjust the CRO's settings (timebase, vertical gain, and trigger) to get a clear waveform of the ripple voltage.
The best way to reduce ripple voltage is by using a smoothing capacitor or a filter circuit. These components help to smooth out the AC voltage and reduce the ripple effect. It is also important to use high-quality components and proper grounding techniques to minimize ripple voltage.
No, it is not possible to completely eliminate ripple voltage. However, it can be reduced to an acceptable level for most electronic devices. The amount of ripple voltage that is considered acceptable varies depending on the application and the sensitivity of the components being used.