Ripple in the context of electrical and electronic engineering refers to the small, unwanted AC (alternating current) voltage variation that is superimposed on the DC (direct current) output of a power supply, particularly after rectification. When AC voltage is rectified to produce a DC voltage, the output does not perfectly smooth out to a flat line; instead, it retains some fluctuations known as ripple.
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