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    The document summarizes an experiment to implement a clipper circuit using PSpice software. The circuit consists of a resistor, diode, and external DC source. The procedure involves opening PSpice, placing the circuit components, setting values for the voltage source, resistance and external voltage, marking inputs and outputs, running simulations for positive and negative cycles, and observing the output waveforms. The results show the output for the negative and positive clipper circuits, with discussion noting the use of PSpice software instead of an oscilloscope due to lack of lab facilities.

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    The document summarizes an experiment to implement a clipper circuit using PSpice software. The circuit consists of a resistor, diode, and external DC source. The procedure involves opening PSpice, placing the circuit components, setting values for the voltage source, resistance and external voltage, marking inputs and outputs, running simulations for positive and negative cycles, and observing the output waveforms. The results show the output for the negative and positive clipper circuits, with discussion noting the use of PSpice software instead of an oscilloscope due to lack of lab facilities.

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    The document summarizes an experiment to implement a clipper circuit using PSpice software. The circuit consists of a resistor, diode, and external DC source. The procedure involves opening PSpice, placing the circuit components, setting values for the voltage source, resistance and external voltage, marking inputs and outputs, running simulations for positive and negative cycles, and observing the output waveforms. The results show the output for the negative and positive clipper circuits, with discussion noting the use of PSpice software instead of an oscilloscope due to lack of lab facilities.

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    Clipper Circuit

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    The document summarizes an experiment to implement a clipper circuit using PSpice software. The circuit consists of a resistor, diode, and external DC source. The procedure involves opening PSpice, placing the circuit components, setting values for the voltage source, resistance and external voltage, marking inputs and outputs, running simulations for positive and negative cycles, and observing the output waveforms. The results show the output for the negative and positive clipper circuits, with discussion noting the use of PSpice software instead of an oscilloscope due to lack of lab facilities.

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    Experiment No: ECE-212(03) Date: 10-08-2008

    NAME OF THE EXPERIMENT:

    IMPLEMENTATION OF CLIPPER CIRCUIT WITH PSPICE


    SOFTWARE.

    THEORY:

    A clipper circuits clips a fraction of its input signal keeping the remaining part of
    the signal unchanged. The circuits consists of resistor R , diode D, and external dc
    source E.

    Figure for negative half cycle:

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    Figure for positive half cycle:

    COMPONENT REQUIRED:
    1. PERSONAL COMPUTER.
    2. Any version of PSpice software.

    PROCEDURE:

    1. At first we open the PSpice software on the PC.


    2. Then we take and place the GND-EARTH, VSIN, DIODE
    (DIN914), resistance R, external voltage V2 in the PSpice plane
    from the PSpice library.
    3. Next we put the values of VSIN, external voltage, and resistance
    R.
    4. Then we mark the input and output components with the marker of
    different color.
    5. Then we save the schematic project and before running the project
    we have to put the transient.
    6. After all we run the projects of positive half cycle of clipper and
    negative half cycle of clipper and found two output for those
    input.
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    DATA:

    DC = No need.
    AC = 5 v.
    VOFF=2v
    VAMPLE=5v
    FREQ=2Khz
    TD = 0
    DF = 0
    PHASE = 2
    Resistance (R1)=1 KΩ
    External source(V2)=1.5 volt

    Transient:
    Print Step = 10 µs.
    Final Time = 1 ms.

    OBSERVATION:

    The above clamper circuit is drawn in the PsPice software as shown in figure:-1 &
    figure:-2 and it is observed by our course teacher.

    RESULT:
    The following output of the above circuit obtain by the experiment.

    Fig-1. Output of the negative clipper circuit


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    Fig-2. Output of the positive clipper circuit

    DISCUSSION:
    1.The problem can be solved by oscilloscope, by the lackage of lab facility ,so we
    solved the problem by Pspice software in our computer laboratory.

    2.The voltage of the supplied current in the laboratory was not unirruptable. So the
    output of the problem varies from its original graph.

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