Advantages and disadvantages of inductive filtering in rectifier bridge stack circuit

What is a rectifier bridge stack circuit? The rectifier bridge stack utilizes the characteristic that the current at both ends of the inductor cannot suddenly change, and connects the inductor in series with the load to achieve the goal of smoothing the output current.

Advantages of inductive filtering in rectifier bridge stack circuits: the conduction angle of rectifier diodes is large, the peak current is small, and the output characteristics are relatively flat.

Disadvantages of inductive filtering in rectifier bridge stack circuits: they have iron cores, are bulky and bulky, and are prone to electromagnetic interference. They are generally only suitable for low voltage and high current applications.