Editorial Team - everything PE
Sep 19, 2021
An uncontrolled rectifier is a type of AC to DC converter that provides fixed DC output voltage from a given AC input supply. These rectifiers are used in applications where fixed DC voltage is essential. Uncontrolled rectifier usually consists of an input filter capacitor, power electronics switches such as MOSFET/IGBT/BJT, inductor, diode, a high-frequency transformer(in an isolated configuration only, for isolation), and control circuits to provide regulated DC output. The PWM waveform with a high-frequency range (kHz or MHz) controls the switching period of the power electronics switches. They are ideal for several applications such as medical, industrial, communication, broadcast, IoT, space, low-power ITE, and consumer electronics.
Uncontrolled rectifiers are further classified into two configurations: Isolated and Non-isolated.
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