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    Posted: 06.Dec.2007 at 11:01

I am constructing and simulating a full-wave rectifier circuit using the PSpice software. The circuit consists of an ac source, 4 BJTs in a bridge design, and a resistor and capacitor connected in parallel after the bridge. An input probe is placed near the ac source, and an output probe is placed at the junction between the resistor and the capacitor. The output waveform shows a desired dc voltage. However, the input waveform fluctuates between +9.2011V and -835.622mV, and not the required +/-10V. How can I get an input waveform of +/-10V? When I connect the ac source to a separate (and simpler) circuit, the input waveform shows +/-10V. Why is it that the input waveform can change with different circuits?

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