Lecture 3
Lecture 3
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Example-1
V
t1 t2
v0 V
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Example-1
V
t1 t2
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Example-1
V
t1 t2
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Example-2
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Clamper circuit
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Steps to analyze
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Example-1
Applying KVL,
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Clamping network with a sinusoidal input
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Network with a DC and AC source
The response of any network with both an ac and a dc source can be found by finding
the response to each source independently and then combining them.
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Network with a DC and AC source
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Network with a DC and AC source
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Zener diode
• Zener diodes are specially designed diodes.
K K
A A
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Zener diode i-v characteristic
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Zener diode’s state of operation
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Regulator circuit
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Regulator circuit (Vi and R fixed )
If V≥Vz, the zener is on and if less than Vz then zener will be off.
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Regulator circuit (Vi and RL fixed )
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Example-1
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Solution to example-1
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Example-2
1kΩ VL=20V
30~50V
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Regulator circuit ( Fixed Vi and Variable RL)
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Regulator circuit (Fixed RL, Variable Vi)
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Half-wave Voltage Doubler
Figure 2.122 Double operation, showing each half-cycle of operation: (a) positive half-
cycle; (b) negative half cycle.
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Voltage Tripler and Quadrupler
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Practical Applications Summary
• Rectification
• Protective configurations
• Polarity insurance
• Controlled battery-powered backup
• Polarity detector
• Ac regulator and square-wave generator
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Thank You
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