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- Consider the circuit with three diodes and a AC input, as shown below: D2 R1 D1 D3 R2 Assume that the input AC voltage is Ttsin(100TTT). You may consider the diodes to be ideal. mean voltage generated across resistor R2 is (assuming current direction to be from AC so into R1, through diode network, and through R2 from top to bottom): O a. 0.5V Ob. -0.5V O c. 1V O d. OVDesign a clipping circuit that will limit the output voltage to 5V when applying an input sinusoidal waveform with a peak value of 10V. Assume available diodes with voltage drop of 0.5V. Sketch the output waveform of the circuit.Suppose we have a 10-V-peak sinusoidal voltage source. Draw the diagram of a circuit that clips off the part of the sinusoid above 5 V and below -4 V. The circuit should be composed of ideal diodes, dc voltage sources, and other components as needed. Be sure to label the terminals across which the clipped output waveform vo(t) appears.
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