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Flying_Dutchman
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- Homework Statement
- What would be the input voltage and output voltage relation for input voltage values
1. -5<Vi<5
2. Vi<=-5
3. Vi>=5
- Relevant Equations
- V=IR
Assume constant voltage drop model
So far so good.Flying_Dutchman said:I was trying to obtain a graph between the input and output voltage .
For the first case when input voltage vis between +5 and -5 volt I obtained the input voltage same as output voltage since the diodes will be reverse biased .
I just couldn't find the relation between these voltages when input voltage is below -5 V and above +5
The transfer characteristic of a circuit is a graphical representation of the relationship between the input and output signals of the circuit. It shows how the output signal changes in response to variations in the input signal.
The transfer characteristic of a circuit can be measured by applying a range of input signals to the circuit and measuring the corresponding output signals. These values can then be plotted on a graph to show the transfer characteristic.
The transfer characteristic of a circuit can be affected by various factors such as the components used in the circuit, the circuit design, and external factors such as temperature and noise. These factors can cause variations in the output signal and impact the overall transfer characteristic.
The transfer characteristic of a circuit can be improved by using high-quality components, optimizing the circuit design, and minimizing external factors that can affect the signal. Additionally, using feedback techniques such as negative feedback can also help improve the transfer characteristic of a circuit.
The transfer characteristic is an important tool in circuit analysis as it helps in understanding the behavior of a circuit. It allows engineers to predict the output signal for a given input and make necessary adjustments to improve the circuit's performance.