RLRL ~ e(t) + v R (t) - Diode Rectifier + v d - vdvd.

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RLRL ~ e(t) + v R (t) - Diode Rectifier + v d - vdvd

Add a Capacitor RLRL ~ e(t) C + v R (t) -

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Pulse Modulation fcfc T PRF =1/f PR  pw fcfc