The following circuit is known as a peak detector. When a time-varying signal Vin is applied at the input, the output Voun retains the maximum positive value of the input signal. Under what condition does the capacitor charge? Sketch an arbitrary input signal and the resulting ideal output. What behavior would you expect from an actual circuit where the capacitor is "leaky"; that is, the capacitor's charge gradu- ally dissipates? Draw the resulting V for the "real" (nonideal) capacitor. out Vin o Vout

The following circuit is known as a peak detector. When a time-varying signal Vin is applied at the input, the output Voun retains the maximum positive value of the input signal. Under what condition does the capacitor charge? Sketch an arbitrary input signal and the resulting ideal output. What behavior would you expect from an actual circuit where the capacitor is "leaky"; that is, the capacitor's charge gradu- ally dissipates? Draw the resulting V for the "real" (nonideal) capacitor. out Vin o Vout

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