Diode Rectifiers is a type of AC-DC converter that belongs to the class of power electronic circuits and is distinguished by its use of semiconductor diodes to permit unidirectional current flow, thereby converting alternating current into pulsating direct current without active control over the output voltage magnitude.
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Power electronics: circuits, devices, and applications
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