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D2 in C1 a b 10Vsin(wt) D1 C2 ? 1. The circuit shown is a cascade of 2 recognizable topologies. Name them. 2. Sketch the waveform you expect to see (at steady-state) developing at nodes a and b. Explain your reasoning. You may assume that the ON voltage of the Schottky diodes is ignorably-small. 3. Verify your answer using LTspice. Use f=10kHz, C1=C2=10nF, D = BAT54. Run transient simulation for 1msec (10 input periods) and a step size of 1usec. Include print-out of your schematic and a plot containing in, a, and b.

          D2
in
C1
a
b
10Vsin(wt)
D1
C2
?
1. The circuit shown is a cascade of 2 recognizable topologies. Name them.
2. Sketch the waveform you expect to see (at steady-state) developing at nodes a and b. Explain
your reasoning. You may assume that the ON voltage of the Schottky diodes is ignorably-small.
3. Verify your answer using LTspice. Use f=10kHz, C1=C2=10nF, D = BAT54. Run transient
simulation for 1msec (10 input periods) and a step size of 1usec. Include print-out of your
schematic and a plot containing in, a, and b.

D2
in
C1
a
b
10Vsin(wt)
D1
C2
?
1. The circuit shown is a cascade of 2 recognizable topologies. Name them.
2. Sketch the waveform you expect to see (at steady-state) developing at nodes a and b. Explain
your reasoning. You may assume that the ON voltage of the Schottky diodes is ignorably-small.
3. Verify your answer using LTspice. Use f=10kHz, C1=C2=10nF, D = BAT54. Run transient
simulation for 1msec (10 input periods) and a step size of 1usec. Include print-out of your
schematic and a plot containing in, a, and b.

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