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Output voltage for Clippers Diode

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Hi All,

May I know how to calculate the output voltage for both of the circuit attached?

Need to use what formula?

Thanks.
 

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1) Assume the voltage at the output of the current source is V1, and the drop across the diode is 0.7V. Then:

V1/(2.2K)+(V1-0.7)/(1.2K)=10mA.

2) Assuming no load on the output and 0.7V diode drop:

[10-(Vo-0.7)]/1.2K=Vo/(4.7K) (same current flows in both Rs)

Is this enough to get you going?
 

You calculated voltage at input instead of voltage at output.
 

There is only one component between the input and the output. What do you think the voltage drop across that component is? Barry already gave you the answer.
 

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