That would be correct. Assuming no inductor, the sharp leading edge is the
portion where a diode is conducting and the output voltage is following the
top part of the input sine wave up to the peak. The more gentle trailing
edge is the portion where the output capacitor is discharging into the load.
Jim, AF6O
> I appreciate your kind words Jim, but I have to respectfully disagree.
> All of the PS ripple I have ever scoped looks more like a sawtooth
> than a sine wave, having a sharp leading edge and a more gentle
> trailing edge.
>
> 73, Bill W6WRT
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