Plot the waveform of clipper circuit

In summary, the conversation is about plotting the output voltage of a circuit, assuming Vgamma=0 for the diode. The attempt at a solution includes a plotted waveform of the input and output voltages and a question about labeling and equations. The person also requests for higher resolution images and clarification on the term Vgamma.
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Homework Statement


Plot the output voltage V0 versus time of the circuit below. Assume Vgamma=0 for the diode. Clearly mark the values on the plot for full credit


Homework Equations


KVL
KCL


The Attempt at a Solution


I have uploaded mt attempt the dotted line is the input waveform and the sold line is output Vb=5V and Vi=10V. So I guess what my question is do I have it labeled correctly I know at the top it is Vi+Vb but why? Also what would the equation for the bottom be and where does the solid line stop at -5 like I have it.
 

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If you could post higher resolution pics, that would be a help (rightside-up would also be a help). And what is Vgamma?
 

Related to Plot the waveform of clipper circuit

What is a clipper circuit?

A clipper circuit is a type of electronic circuit that is used to limit or "clip" the amplitude of a waveform. It is commonly used in signal processing to remove unwanted parts of a signal.

How does a clipper circuit work?

A clipper circuit works by using diodes to limit the amplitude of a waveform. When the input signal exceeds a certain threshold, the diode becomes forward biased and allows current to flow, effectively clipping the waveform at that threshold.

What types of waveforms can be plotted using a clipper circuit?

A clipper circuit can be used to plot various types of waveforms, including sine waves, square waves, and triangular waves. The type of waveform that is plotted depends on the design and components used in the circuit.

What are the advantages of using a clipper circuit?

One advantage of using a clipper circuit is that it can remove unwanted parts of a signal, such as noise or distortion. It can also be used to protect sensitive electronic components from overvoltages. Additionally, clipper circuits are relatively simple and inexpensive to implement.

What are some applications of clipper circuits?

Clipper circuits have a variety of applications in electronics, including signal processing, audio amplification, voltage regulation, and protection of electronic components. They are also commonly used in guitar distortion pedals and audio compressors.

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