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Question 7 Not yet answered Marked out of 2.00 Flag question For the circuit shown in the Figure, consider Ideal diode. If $V_{in} = 38 \sin \omega t$, $V_b = 9 \text{ V}$, the maximum value of output voltage is: $V_b$ + $V_{in}$ 1.0 k$\Omega$ $V_{out}$ a. 25 V b. 31 V c. 29 V d. 27 V

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For the circuit shown in the Figure, consider Ideal
diode. If $V_{in} = 38 \sin \omega t$, $V_b = 9 \text{ V}$, the maximum value
of output voltage is:
$V_b$
+
$V_{in}$
1.0 k$\Omega$
$V_{out}$
a. 25 V
b. 31 V
c. 29 V
d. 27 V

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For the circuit shown in the Figure, consider Ideal
diode. If Vin = 38 sinω t, Vb = 9 V, the maximum value
of output voltage is:
Vb
+
Vin
1.0 kΩ
Vout
a. 25 V
b. 31 V
c. 29 V
d. 27 V

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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Since it is an ideal diode, it will act as a short circuit when it is forward biased (Vin > Vb) and as an open circuit when it is reverse biased (Vin < Vb). In this case, Vin = 38sin(wt) and Vb = 9V. So, when Vin > Vb, the diode is forward biased and acts as a Show more…

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Question 7 Not yet answered Marked out of 2.00 Flag question For the circuit shown in the Figure, consider ideal diode. If Vin = 38sin wt, Vb = 9V, the maximum value of output voltage is: Vb Vin 1.0k Vout a. 25V b. 31V c. 29V d. 27V