The peak voltage in the output of a half...

The peak voltage in the output of a half-wave diode rectifier fed with a sinusiodal signal without filter is `10 V`. The `dc` component of the output voltage is

`10//sqrt(2)V`

`10//piV`

`10 V`

`20 // piV`

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`V_(dc)=(V_(m))/(pi)=(10)/(pi)` volt

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