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The document provides instructions for three circuit design problems: 1) Design a clipper circuit to clip a 10V sine wave source between 5V and -4V, sketching the output waveform and transfer characteristics. 2) Sketch the output waveform for a given circuit using a 15V sine wave source and 2k resistor, assuming ideal diodes. 3) Design a clamper circuit to clamp the positive peak of a 10V sine wave source to 2V.

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Tutorial 6

The document provides instructions for three circuit design problems: 1) Design a clipper circuit to clip a 10V sine wave source between 5V and -4V, sketching the output waveform and transfer characteristics. 2) Sketch the output waveform for a given circuit using a 15V sine wave source and 2k resistor, assuming ideal diodes. 3) Design a clamper circuit to clamp the positive peak of a 10V sine wave source to 2V.

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ECE3413: Tutorial 6

Thursday 2 April 2020

1) Design a clipper circuit that clips a sine wave source


(Vm=10V), to 5V and -4V. Sketch the output waveform and
the transfer characteristics (Consider real diodes).

2) Sketch to scale the output waveform for the circuit shown in


the following figure. Assume that the diodes are ideal.
 
 

2K

15 sin(200t)

10V

 
 
 
 
3) Design a clamper that clamps the positive peak of a sine wave
source (Vm=10V) to 2V.
 
 
 

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