An ideal negative polarity full-wave rectifier.
To simulate a full-wave rectifier.
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In a real world circuit, a full-wave rectifier is typically produced by using a transformer and a bridge configuration of 4 diodes. This effectively allows negative going signals through untouched and inverts positive-going signals so that all outputs are the same polarity. When used for power supplies or signal recovery, the full-wave rectifier is more complex than a half wave rectifier but at the same time is far more efficient since all of the signal passes through.
VEE 7.0+, all platforms
dcBlock, posBridge, negRectifier, posRectifier