In a half-wave rectifier using a $PN$ junction diode,the input voltage has an amplitude of $25 \ V$ and a frequency of $50 \ Hz$. No filter is used,and the load resistance is $1000 \ \Omega$. The forward resistance of the diode is $10 \ \Omega$. Calculate the peak,average,and $rms$ values of the load current,respectively.
- A$24.75 \ mA, 7.88 \ mA, 12.38 \ mA$
- B$20.75 \ mA, 7.15 \ mA, 11.3 \ mA$
- C$24.75 \ mA, 12.3 \ mA, 12.3 \ mA$
- D$20.05 \ mA, 6.88 \ mA, 10.3 \ mA$
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