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A power supply has a full load voltage of 24 V. It's no load voltage for 5% regulation is :

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  1. 29 V
  2. 25.2 V
  3. 22.8 V
  4. 19 V

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Option 2 : 25.2 V
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The correct answer is option 2):(25.2 V)

Concept:

The percentage regulation is defined as:

VNL = No load voltage

VFL = Full load voltage

Calculation:

VNL = 25.2 V

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