Centre Tapped Transformer - Full Wave Rectifier - Explained

This video will show the user how centre-tapped transformers work and give them some examples of how to use them. This video will also discuss rectifiers, specifically centre-tapped transformers.
Try the circuitry yourself:
Centre-Tapped Demo: everycircuit.c...
Rectifier Demo: everycircuit.c...
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Diodes: • Diodes - One way current
Rectifiers: • Rectifiers! - Half-Wav...
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This video was produced partly using the excellent application Every Circuit.
everycircuit.com
All circuitry in this video uses “conventional current flow” rather than “true current flow”.
See also: Center-Tapped or Centre Tapped
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[@zsnisisndk]

Short and nicely explained👍

[@electronicshandbook8788]

Thank you 🙂

[@H750S]

Nice video! Question though, would the voltage on the secondary side of the transformer be inverted compared to the primary side?

[@wallydubois]

What is the simulation sw being used? WOW.........

[@electronicshandbook8788]

It's called Every Circuit, it's great for visualising current flow :)

[@romaindumont6189]

I don't quite understand the purpose of the resistor at 2:10 . Could you explain?

[@taroc9752]

The resistor simulates a load on the transformer

[@electronicshandbook8788]

Like @taroc9752 says, the resistor adds a load to the transformer creating a complete circuit loop and making it easier to monitor!

[@VatsalrajRathod]

which website?

[@electronicshandbook8788]

Hi, the site used is called Every Circuit, there is a link in the description.

[@MoNotimpo]

Good material. But since you have a slight accent you should speak way slower and more clearly. Please don’t swallow syllables. It will make it easier for your audience. Thanks for your work.

[@MoNotimpo]

In other words: take your time to explain things... :-)

[@jordanmohammed7811]

@@MoNotimpoHe was clear and concise. If he is explaining it to fast maybe try playing the video at a slower speed ?

[@davadoff]

@@MoNotimpo You mean he doesn’t speak with an American accent? He has a pure, neutral accent.