H3P4: DIODE LIMITER

In the circuit shown there are two ideal diodes, two resistors, two DC voltage sources, and an AC voltage source.

The resistors both have the resistance R=4.7kΩ. The voltage of the DC sources is V1=2.0V and V2=3.0V.

An ideal diode has the characteristic shown:

The AC voltage source puts out a symmetrical triangle wave that looks like:

The peak voltage of this waveform is 10.0V.

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H3P4: DIODE LIMITER

In the circuit shown there are two ideal diodes, two resistors, two DC voltage sources, and an AC voltage source.


The resistors both have the resistance R=4.7kΩ. The voltage of the DC sources is V1=2.0V and V2=3.0V.

An ideal diode has the characteristic shown:


The AC voltage source puts out a symmetrical triangle wave that looks like:


The peak voltage of this waveform is 10.0V.

anonymous · Answer

What is the maximum positive voltage (in Volts) that can appear at v?
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What is the minimum (negative) voltage (in Volts) that can appear at v?
unanswered

What is the maximum current (in Amperes) that can go through diode D1?
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What is the maximum current (in Amperes) that can go through diode D2?

anonymous · Answer

1) 2
2) -3
rest of the answers do using circuit sandbox

anonymous · Answer

thanks a lot

anonymous · Answer

d2= 0.000851
d1=0.00127