a) As depicted in the figure, input voltage is 120 Volts (RMS) and diode drops are 0.7 Volts. Design this circuit with given two c outputs and calculate turns ratio of five transformer. voltage i) 10 V ii) 100 V ха D₁ b) Consider a circuit using Si diodes and 10 k ohms resistors. Design this clipper circuit with output ranges below; i) -0.7 V and above ii) +2.1 V and above iii) +1.4 V

a) As depicted in the figure, input voltage is 120 Volts (RMS) and diode drops are 0.7 Volts. Design this circuit with given two c outputs and calculate turns ratio of five transformer. voltage i) 10 V ii) 100 V ха D₁ b) Consider a circuit using Si diodes and 10 k ohms resistors. Design this clipper circuit with output ranges below; i) -0.7 V and above ii) +2.1 V and above iii) +1.4 V

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Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter29: Dc Generators

Section: Chapter Questions

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