Question 2.SP.18: Draw a transfer characteristic relating vo to vi for the pos......

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Draw a transfer characteristic relating $v_o$ to $v_i$ for the positive clipping network of Problem 2.17. Also, sketch one cycle of the output waveform if $v_i = 10 \sin ωt \text{V}$ .

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The diode blocks for $v_i < 6 \text{V}$ and conducts for $v_i ≥ 6 \text{V}$ . Thus, $v_o = v_i$ for $v_i < 6 \text{V}$ , and $v_o = 6 \text{V}$ for $v_i ≥ 6 \text{V}$ . The transfer characteristic is displayed in Fig. 2-34(a). For the given input signal, the output is a sine wave with the positive peak clipped at $6 \text{V}$ , as shown in Fig. 2-34(b).

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