7. Questions: A. The positive peak voltage of a positive clipper is: 1- 0V 2- 0.6 V 3- Equal to the input peak voltage 4- 1.2 V B. Why is the positive peak voltage in the negative clipper not cut? 1- The diode is forward biased 2- The diode is reversed biased C. In a positive polarized clipper we found the voltage source in series to the diode equal to be +5V. Which is the cut level of the positive voltage? 1- 0,6 2- Equal to the input peak voltage 3- 5 V 4- 5.6 V

7. Questions: A. The positive peak voltage of a positive clipper is: 1- 0V 2- 0.6 V 3- Equal to the input peak voltage 4- 1.2 V B. Why is the positive peak voltage in the negative clipper not cut? 1- The diode is forward biased 2- The diode is reversed biased C. In a positive polarized clipper we found the voltage source in series to the diode equal to be +5V. Which is the cut level of the positive voltage? 1- 0,6 2- Equal to the input peak voltage 3- 5 V 4- 5.6 V

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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