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    PCB Design For Diode Bridge Rectifier

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    This document describes the design of a PCB for a single-phase diode bridge rectifier circuit with a regulated output voltage. It specifies using IN4001 diodes, a 7905 voltage regulator IC, and electrolytic capacitors. It outlines the process of designing the schematic in Eagle software, including generating the PCB layout from the schematic and routing the PCB with figures showing the top and bottom layers and final routing with pads.

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    PCB Design For Diode Bridge Rectifier

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    This document describes the design of a PCB for a single-phase diode bridge rectifier circuit with a regulated output voltage. It specifies using IN4001 diodes, a 7905 voltage regulator IC, and electrolytic capacitors. It outlines the process of designing the schematic in Eagle software, including generating the PCB layout from the schematic and routing the PCB with figures showing the top and bottom layers and final routing with pads.

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    This document describes the design of a PCB for a single-phase diode bridge rectifier circuit with a regulated output voltage. It specifies using IN4001 diodes, a 7905 voltage regulator IC, and electrolytic capacitors. It outlines the process of designing the schematic in Eagle software, including generating the PCB layout from the schematic and routing the PCB with figures showing the top and bottom layers and final routing with pads.

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    PCB Design For Diode Bridge Rectifier

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    Sachin Shukla
    This document describes the design of a PCB for a single-phase diode bridge rectifier circuit with a regulated output voltage. It specifies using IN4001 diodes, a 7905 voltage regulator IC, and electrolytic capacitors. It outlines the process of designing the schematic in Eagle software, including generating the PCB layout from the schematic and routing the PCB with figures showing the top and bottom layers and final routing with pads.

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    PCB DESIGN FOR DIODE BRIDGE RECTIFIER

    WITH REGULATED OUTPUT VOLTAGE

    • RAKESH KUMAR RAI (19PD06016)


    SACHIN KUMAR SHUKLA (19PD06014)
    ARKA BASU (19PD06013)
    • GUIDED BY DR. OLIVE RAY
    Aim of the Project

    Design the PCB for a diode bridge rectifier with regulated


    output voltage.
    Problem Statement
    Design the PCB for a single-phase diode bridge rectifier circuit. The
    output of the diode bridge is interfaced to a voltage regulator IC. The
    specifications of the circuit are as follows:

     Diodes to be used: IN4001


     Voltage regulator circuit: 7905
     Capacitors to be used: Electrolytic
    Process To Design Schematic

     Open Eagle Software.


     Go to File New Project
     Provide name of the project.
     In the project folder, the schematic and PCB files are present.
     Right click on New Schematic.
     Click on Add Part to add new elements in the schematic.
    Schematic of the Diode Bridge
    Rectifier

    Fig 1: Schematic of the Diode Bridge Rectifier


    PCB Layout
    • After obtaining the schematic we need to generate the board for it.
    • Click on SCHBRD (Generate/ Switch to Board) to get the layout.

    Fig 2: PCB Layout


    Routing of the PCB

    Fig 3: Final Routing of the PCB


    Routing of the PCB (Contd.)

    Fig 4: Bottom Layer of the PCB


    Routing of the PCB (Contd.)

    Fig 5: Top Layer of the PCB


    Routing of the PCB (Contd.)

    Fig 6: PCB Routing with Pads

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