1.14 Hint: consider first the case v, > 0, and showthat D, and D, are off, and that if v, is graduallyincreased from 0 V, a point is reached at whichD, goes on, and then another at which D, goeson. Then, exploit the fact that circuit behaviorfor vi4< O is symmetric of that for v, > 0.(b) What happens if D, and D, are removed? 1.14 (a) In the circuit of Fig. P1.14 let R, = 25 kN, R, =R, = 30 kN, R, = 120 kN, and V, = 3 V. Sketchand label v, and v, versus time if v, is a 500-Hztriangular wave with peak values of ±5 V. Showall breakpoints and slopes. Can you suggest apossible application for this circuit?VsR2 A D2D1R1O voR4本D3R3 A D4VI- VsFIGURE P1.14

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1.14 (a) In the circuit of Fig. P1.14 let R, = 25 kN, R, R, = 30 kN, R, = 120 kN, and V, = 3 V. Sketch and label v, and v, versus time if v, is a 500-Hz triangular wave with peak values of ±5 V. Show all breakpoints and slopes. Can you suggest a possible application for this circuit? Vs R, A D2 D1 R1 E R4 + D3 - Vs FIGURE P1.14

1.14 (a) In the circuit of Fig. P1.14 let R, = 25 kN, R, R, = 30 kN, R, = 120 kN, and V, = 3 V. Sketch and label v, and v, versus time if v, is a 500-Hz triangular wave with peak values of ±5 V. Show all breakpoints and slopes. Can you suggest a possible application for this circuit? Vs R, A D2 D1 R1 E R4 + D3 - Vs FIGURE P1.14

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