We will be building an AC to DC converter with our diode. Of course this will not be perfect, and there
will be a so-called "ripple voltage": the peak-to-peak voltage of the wobble in the voltage waveform left
over from conversion. Your task is to help me select a diode while balancing power and cost limitations.
Let us introduce a 12 V amplitude AC signal at a frequency of 60 Hz-imagine we set a 14:1 transformer
to take power from the wall outlet (120 V... @ 60 Hz). Also, assume the load resistance is 1 kOhm.
What is, ignoring the diode forward bias voltages for now, the expected current going through the load
and thus the diodes themselves? Treat this as a ballpark value for the next steps.