I like how you explain things awesome. Thank you

Great video, thanks!

Awesome video.

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Wery well thanks

Thanks sir,you've really help me

😊 👍 thanks

Good video just added a bridge rectifier to my battery charger..when i hooked it up burned up the rectificer.. i hooked it up wrong.. your video shows good hook up

Folks, please read up on how ac/dc converters actually work. There is a "little bit of loss" - because there is a .7vdc voltage drop across a silicon diode. The output you think you're seeing is not true DC. It is a "folded" sine wave. That accounts for the rest of the "loss" you're seeing on the meter. Because the RMS equivalent from DC to AC is .707

sir is it possible to have ac volts on the dc pin of the diode? thanks

Does it need capacitor to run or not I mean like we connect 4 diodes and 1..2 capacitor to run it for dc

I have one question, my moped has only 1 cable AC, i put it on the side with the writing on and connected nothing to the opposite why does that work?

¿Donde lo puedo conseguir?.

6:58 if you would have touched that AC lead/clip with your left hand, couldn't it have shocked you?

Hi buddy I have a bridge rectifier that has the letters and numbers on it , SKB - 25/01 + 0461 , I need to replace it I think do you know what type of bridge rectifier I can replace it with as I can’t seem to find anything with the same numbers on it , it’s from a camper van and I think it’s for converting AC from a transformer to 12v for charging my leisure battery , I don’t understand it very well at all and so hoping u can shed some light on my situation if possible, many thanks in advance 😊😊👍