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4 - Diode Clippers

This lab document outlines experiments on different types of diode clipper circuits: positive clipper, positive clipper with positive bias, positive clipper with negative bias, negative clipper, and negative clipper with positive and negative biases. The objectives are to study how these circuits clip the positive or negative portions of an input waveform and how bias voltages affect the output voltage levels. Students are instructed to build each circuit, simulate the output waveforms, and record voltage levels at different bias points.

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4 - Diode Clippers

This lab document outlines experiments on different types of diode clipper circuits: positive clipper, positive clipper with positive bias, positive clipper with negative bias, negative clipper, and negative clipper with positive and negative biases. The objectives are to study how these circuits clip the positive or negative portions of an input waveform and how bias voltages affect the output voltage levels. Students are instructed to build each circuit, simulate the output waveforms, and record voltage levels at different bias points.

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19EAC282 Electronic Circuits 1 Lab

Lab Sheet 4: Diode Clippers


Roll Number :-
Name :-
Date :-
Objective:
1. To study the working of a Positive Clipper
2. To study the working of a Positive Clipper with Positive Bias
3. To study the working of a Positive Clipper with Negative Bias
4. To study the working of a Negative Clipper
5. To study the working of a Negative Clipper with Positive Bias
6. To study the working of a Negative Clipper with Negative Bias
7. Double sided Biased Clipper

1. Positive Clipper:
1. Draw the circuit diagram as shown.

2. The voltage source is assigned as follows:-

3. Run the simulation and provide the transient analysis as follows:-


4. The time period for a frequency of 1KHz is 1ms. To see the output for 2 cycles, stop time is taken
as 2mS.
19EAC282 Electronic Circuits 1 Lab

5. The positive half cycle is removed from the output. Positive peak amplitude is only 0.652V and
negative peak is -4.54V.

2. Positive Clipper with Positive Bias:


1. The circuit diagram can be drawn as follows:-

2. The biasing voltage is assigned as 1V by means of a battery.


3. The out will be obtained as follows:-
6. Positive peak amplitude is only 1.64V and negative peak is -4.54V.

Exercise 1
1. Repeat the above experiment with the battery voltage value of 3V.
2. PLOT THE OUTPUT WAVEFORMS
3. Positive peak amplitude for 3V is __________________

3. Positive Clipper with Negative Bias:


1. The circuit diagram is as shown below

2. The biasing voltage is given as -3V, so that the output as shown can be seen clearly
3. The output voltage levels are V1 = -2.32V and V2 = -4.54V

Exercise 2
1. Repeat the above experiment with the battery voltage values of -3V and -2V.
2. Plot the output waveform
3. The output voltage levels for -4V __________________
19EAC282 Electronic Circuits 1 Lab

Exercise 3
1. Basic Negative Clipper
2. Plot the output waveform
3. Positive peak amplitude is __________
4. Negative peak amplitude is __________

Exercise 4
1. Negative clipper with Negative Bias (-3V)
2. Plot the output waveform
3. Positive peak amplitude is __________
4. Negative peak amplitude is __________

Exercise 5
1. Negative clipper with Positive Bias (+4V)
2. Plot the output waveform
3. The output voltage levels for +4V __________________

Exercise 6
1. Negative clipper with Positive Bias (+2V)
2. Plot the output waveform
3. The output voltage levels for +2V __________________

7. Double Sided Clipper


1. The circuit diagram can be drawn as follows:-

2. Obtain the Positive and Negative peak voltages___________

Name of the Faculty :


Date :
Sign :

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