This document discusses different types of clipper and clamper circuits, including their transfer characteristics and applications. It describes series positive and negative clipper circuits with bias, as well as parallel and double-ended parallel clipper circuits. It also explains that clamper circuits function as level shifters by shifting the output waveform to a different DC level while maintaining the same shape, and are used in applications like TV receivers.
This document discusses different types of clipper and clamper circuits, including their transfer characteristics and applications. It describes series positive and negative clipper circuits with bias, as well as parallel and double-ended parallel clipper circuits. It also explains that clamper circuits function as level shifters by shifting the output waveform to a different DC level while maintaining the same shape, and are used in applications like TV receivers.
This document discusses different types of clipper and clamper circuits, including their transfer characteristics and applications. It describes series positive and negative clipper circuits with bias, as well as parallel and double-ended parallel clipper circuits. It also explains that clamper circuits function as level shifters by shifting the output waveform to a different DC level while maintaining the same shape, and are used in applications like TV receivers.
This document discusses different types of clipper and clamper circuits, including their transfer characteristics and applications. It describes series positive and negative clipper circuits with bias, as well as parallel and double-ended parallel clipper circuits. It also explains that clamper circuits function as level shifters by shifting the output waveform to a different DC level while maintaining the same shape, and are used in applications like TV receivers.
Transfer characteristics of (+ / -) Series Clipper Circuits
Positive Clipper TC Negative Clipper TC SERIES-POSITIVE CLIPPER WITH BIAS SERIES-POSITIVE CLIPPER WITH BIAS Transfer Characteristics (Positive Biased) SERIES-NEGATIVE CLIPPER WITH BIAS SERIES-NEGATIVE CLIPPER WITH BIAS Transfer Characteristics (Positive Biased) Shunt or Parallel Clipper Circuits PARALLEL POSITIVE CLIPPER WITH BIAS PARALLEL NEGATIVE CLIPPER WITH BIAS Double Ended Parallel Clipper Circuit Double Ended Parallel Clipper Circuit eg. Clamper Circuits Shifts the output waveforms to a different DC level(level shifter) Shape of output and input remains the same. The network will have a capacitor, a diode and a resistive element. The magnitude of R and C must be chosen such that the time constant t = RC is large enough to ensure that the voltage across the capacitor does not discharge significantly during the interval the diode is non-conducting.