How do I start this problem? (diode circuit)

In summary: V?In summary, the conversation discusses finding the output voltage (Vo) and drawing the waveform for a circuit with two silicon diodes with a voltage drop of 0.7V. The given equations are not relevant in this case, as the diode voltage drop is already specified. The input AC voltage and turns ratio of the transformer are not given. However, the transformer has a secondary voltage of 1V RMS without the diodes. The 1k resistor in the circuit does not affect the output voltage. The voltage across the diodes will be limited to 0.7V due to the transformer impedance, which is not mentioned. Therefore, the output voltage (Vo) will be 0.
  • #36
cnh1995 said:
I would say yes..
I think I will stick to 1Vrms as I have yet to find any clipping circuit on Google with parallel resistor. Can you offer any hints for the other 3 problems?
 
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  • #37
servehover said:
So just to be confirm:
There is no series resistor in my circuit (it looks parallel). This means that the output voltage is simply 1Vrms...?
There being 2 possible correct answers, this is only one of them.
 

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