In a clipper (limiter) circuit, determine the output voltage when Vin = +1 V.
a) -0.7v
b) -10v
c) +5v
d) +10v
The output voltage in a clipper circuit depends on the configuration of the circuit and the voltage thresholds set by the diodes or other elements.
Without more information about the specific clipper circuit, it is not possible to determine the output voltage when Vin = +1V. The answer could be any of the given options (a) -0.7V, (b) -10V, (c) +5V, or (d) +10V, depending on the circuit design and component values.
To determine the output voltage in a clipper circuit when Vin = +1 V, we need to know the values of the upper and lower clipping levels. Without this information, we can't accurately determine the output voltage. The upper and lower clipping levels define the range within which the input voltage is allowed to pass through without being clipped.
Please provide the values of the upper and lower clipping levels in the circuit.