For the ideal-diode clipper circuit given below, VS = 12.sinwt V. a. Determine the output voltage Vout and sketch this function. b. Remove the short circuit between points x and y, and replace it with a 2kQ Resistor. Find the range of values of VS for; D1 and D2 are OFF D1 is ON and D2 is OFF D1 is OFF and D2 is ON Is it possible for both D1 and D2 to be ON? 1kO 3V D2 3kO Vout D1 6V

For the ideal-diode clipper circuit given below, VS = 12.sinwt V. a. Determine the output voltage Vout and sketch this function. b. Remove the short circuit between points x and y, and replace it with a 2kQ Resistor. Find the range of values of VS for; D1 and D2 are OFF D1 is ON and D2 is OFF D1 is OFF and D2 is ON Is it possible for both D1 and D2 to be ON? 1kO 3V D2 3kO Vout D1 6V

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