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For a half wave or full wave rectifier the Peak Inverse Voltage of the rectifier is always

(a) Greater than the input voltage

(b) Smaller than the input voltage

(c) Equal to the input voltage

(d) Greater than the input voltage for full wave rectifier and smaller for the half wave rectifier

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Correct choice is (b) Smaller than the input voltage

To elaborate: The peak input voltage is smaller than the input voltage due to the presence of diode(s). A single diode reduces the output voltage by approximately 0.7V.

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