rectifier

Converse of object

• use: We were planning as the next stage to run up the motor generator using a three phase rectifier to provide about 550 volts.
• have: These were the ones that had mercury arc rectifiers.
• cool: The AC203 is readily identifiable by its external cooling fan to cool the rectifier; the AC8 does not have this fan.

Adjective modifier

• 6-pulse: Secondly, the output voltage from this 6-pulse rectifier only falls to 86 % between peaks.
• full: Next we need to select a suitable full wave bridge rectifier.
• arc: Mercury arc rectifiers have now been made totally obsolete by semiconductors, although there are a few still in service in old installations.
• small: Top center are the small rectifiers to supply the field current.
• new: If it's all clear, it's time for a new rectifier.

Modifies a noun

• diode: Im still getting the HV rectifier diodes getting hot.
• circuit: In certain types of rectifier circuits this can be twice this value.
• tube: The Rectifier Tube - The most common problem with rectifier tubes is either low or loss of emission or an open filament.
• channel: The vasodilatory effect at low potassium concentrations is assumed in the model to occur primarily via the activation of inward rectifier potassium channels.
• unit: If not then check the bulb; if the bulb is good then the rectifier unit is suspect.
• system: Included in the project was a transformer rectifier system to supply power for the electro dip coat.

Noun used with modifier

• mercury: A mercury arc rectifier consists of a pool of mercury in a vacuum tube.
• silicon: The six silicon rectifiers face inwards to ensure efficient cooling without risk of terminal contamination.
• arc: A mercury arc rectifier consists of a pool of mercury in a vacuum tube.
• bridge: Next we need to select a suitable full wave bridge rectifier.
• wave: Next we need to select a suitable full wave bridge rectifier.
• power: The current conducted by the busbar system is supplied by large industrial special purpose designed power conversion rectifier units.