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Parallel-Positive Limiter - 14181_168
Figure 4-11B.Parallel-positive Limiter with positive bias

Neets Module 09-Introduction to Wave-Generators and Wave-Shaping Circuits
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4-11 PARALLEL-POSITIVE LIMITER WITH BIAS.—Figure 4-10, view (A), shows the schematic diagram of a PARALLEL-POSITIVE LIMITER WITH NEGATIVE BIAS. The diode is forward biased and conducts without an input signal. D1 is essentially a short circuit. The voltage at the output terminals is -4 volts. Figure 4-10A.—Parallel limiter with negative bias. Figure 4-10B.—Parallel limiter with negative bias. As the positive alternation of the input signal is applied to the circuit, the diode remains forward biased and limits the entire positive alternation, as shown in view (B). As the signal goes in a negative direction Oust before T1), the diode remains forward biased (limiting is still present) until the input signal






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