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Calculate Vr (voltage ripple) using the equations that approximate the calculus of this voltage.


N,:N, 120 VCA 60 Hz V = 15 VCA C = 1000 uF < R = 1000 Vsa Vp = 2051 V Tiempo, t 1 16.67 m

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