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newbem

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A negative shunt clippler
 
  A) has its cathode tied to ground B) is in series with RS
  C) is in series with RL D) has its anode tied to ground

Question 2

A positive clamper has an RD1 of 12 , an RL of 12 k, and a C1 of 2 F. The capacitor charge time is
 
  A) 120 ms B) 24 s C) 120 s D) 12 s



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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