(a) Sketch the output waveform Vout(t) of the circuit shown in Figure P3.42(a) when Vin = 9sin1000t V. Show the maximum and minimum values on the sketch and the equation for the curves at different time intervals. Assume that the diodes are ideal. (b) Repeat part (a) for the circuit of Figure P3.42(b).
(a) Sketch the output waveform Vout(t) of the circuit shown in Figure P3.42(a) when Vin = 9sin1000t V
1. For the 4 circuits shown below, sketch the output waveform for a 1V peak, 1kHz, sinusoidal wave in put signal. Assume the diodes are ideal and they exhibit ON-OFF switch model behaviour. Create an ideal diode model in LT-Spice with the following specification [.model IdealDiode D(Ron=0.1m Roff=100G Vfwd-0.0) ] simulate the circuit and verify the output waveform. Vin Vout Vin Vout 1k 1k (a) (b) 1k Vin 1k Vin Vout Vout ww 1k (c) (d) KH 1. For the...
Consider the circuit shown in (Figure 1). Assume that the diodes are ideal. Part ASketch the transfer characteristic v, versus Vin for the circuit shown in (Figure 1). Allow Vin to range from -10 V to +10 V. Plot the points for the values of Vin that are separated by the step ΔVin = 5 V.
P9.67, Sketch the transfer characteristic (v, versus if in) for the circuit shown in Figure P9.67 carefully labeling the breakpoint and slopes Allow vin to range from -5 V to +5 V and assume that the diodes are ideal. p37, Find the values of / and V for the circuits of igure P9.37 assuming that the diodes are deal. 515 1.2 kf Probles 3 kf voD 2 ks? 5 V Figure P9.67 DV Sre for 2 E ing ent the...
The input voltage waveform (Vin) t in is shown below along with the circuit. The voltage-controlled switch S1 closes when the output voltage Vc (t) goes positive at t=0 and opens when Vc (t) goes negative at t=5 µs. Assume that Vin(t) in has been at 10 V for t<0 for a very long time.. 3. (15 marks) The input voltage waveform Vin(t) is shown below along with the circuit. The voltage- controlled switch S, closes when the output voltage...
Prob. 2. For the following circuit, i. Draw the transfer characteristic of the circuit (Sketch Vo(t) vs Vin(t)). ii. Sketch the output waveform, v.(t) for the input Vin(t) = 10 Sin(wt) V. Clearly indicate the status of each diode. Assume that both D, and D, are ideal diodes. Table: Possible Diode States # D1 D2 Result 1 Off Off 2 Off On 3 On Off | 4 On On + TOKS VD . >19
Problem #2: A clipper circuit based on diodes are simple way to modify waveform in mechatronics. Assume that the two diodes shown in the circuit below are ideal diodes. If the input voltage in the circuit is a 1 kHz sinusoid with peak amplitude of 8V, sketch the V..t) 10 k? 10 k? Vin(t ms -8V Page | 1
2. Sketch Vout VS Vin and Vout if Vin-10sin(2TT60t) for each of the following circuits. You may assume that the forward diode drops for the diodes equals zero Vout s v out Vin 5 V Vout out 3. Repeat problem 2 but with forward diode drops equal to 0.7 V 4. What are the primary mechanisms for current flow in a. A forward biased diode. b. A reverse biased diode not in breakdown. c. A reverse biased diode in breakdown...
Please answer clearly Determine voltage characteristics (Vout/V) of the circuit shown in Figure 1. Assume: a) Diodes D1 and D2 are ideal. b) Zener diode has r2-0 with the break down voltage of Vz-12 V. 1ΚΩ D1 D2 추 R2 1ΚΩ Vout Figure 1
For the circuit of figure 2a, draw the waveform on the diode (Vout) for the input voltage of figure 2b. Assume a forward breakdown voltage Vy = 1V and a Zener voltage Vz = 3V. w 1) Vin THE Vout Figura 2a Figura 2b
Sketch Vout at DC as a function of input voltage at DC for-5 V < Vin < 5V. Assume an ideal silicon diode. R1 10k R2 D1 10k