Answer / prakashsaan

it is convert the ac to dc voltage

Answer / s.karthik

Rectifier is the
device that
converts the a.c
voltage into
pulsating d.c
voltage.......I believe
this is correct..........

Answer / anupam bhardwaj

it are two types i.e. halfwave & fullwave. halfwave means
half cycle of d.c. &fullwave means full cycle of d.c.

Answer / aravind90

A rectifier is an electrical device that converts
alternating current (AC), which periodically reverses
direction, to direct current (DC), which is in only one
direction, a process known as rectification.

For more info, refer wikipedia..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rectifier

Answer / pooja

rectifier is a device which converts A.C voltage into D.C
voltage

Answer / guest

rectifier which converts AC into Pulsuating DC

Answer / pinky

converts ac to dc...with the use of diodes...

Answer / mahesh sherkar

conversion of ac to dc is known as rectification
and process of rectification is nothing but rectifier

Answer / shiva@samatha

it is converted AC into DC

Answer / hems

It converts AC to DC but It is also used in DIODE AS A
RECTIFIER bcos in diode current flows in forward bias(as a
closed switch) and it blocks current in Reverse bias(as a
open switch).... So diode works as a RECTIFIER...

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