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Name: Anthony A. Reyes Jr. Date: August 22, 2014 Professor: Eng. Jeffrey Odtohan Experiment No. 2 Title: Clipper and Clamper Materials

Clipper and clamper circuits were experimentally tested. Clipper circuits can clip off part of an input signal without distorting the remaining waveform, while clamper circuits can adjust the DC position of a waveform. The experiment used diodes, resistors, polarized and non-polarized capacitors, and breadboards to build clipper circuits with parallel diodes and series resistors, and clamper circuits with diodes, resistors, and either polarized or non-polarized capacitors in various configurations. The conclusion is that clippers remove parts of a waveform while clampers add a DC voltage offset.

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Name: Anthony A. Reyes Jr. Date: August 22, 2014 Professor: Eng. Jeffrey Odtohan Experiment No. 2 Title: Clipper and Clamper Materials

Clipper and clamper circuits were experimentally tested. Clipper circuits can clip off part of an input signal without distorting the remaining waveform, while clamper circuits can adjust the DC position of a waveform. The experiment used diodes, resistors, polarized and non-polarized capacitors, and breadboards to build clipper circuits with parallel diodes and series resistors, and clamper circuits with diodes, resistors, and either polarized or non-polarized capacitors in various configurations. The conclusion is that clippers remove parts of a waveform while clampers add a DC voltage offset.

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Name: ANTHONY A. REYES JR.

Date: August 22, 2014


Professor: Eng. Jeffrey Odtohan
Experiment No. 2
Title: Clipper and Clamper
Materials:
Resistors Wire Stripper Breadboard
Diodes Pliers Polarized capacitor
Wire VOM Non-polarized capacitor

Data and Observation
Clipper circuits have the ability to clip off a portion of the input signal without distorting the
remaining part of the alternating waveform while clamper circuit can adjust the DC position of the
waveform without knowing what the waveform actually is.
Procedure
Before we started the experiment, we first prepare the necessary tools and equipment to be
used while doing the two circuits.
In doing the clipper, we place two parallel diodes on the breadboard, and a resistor connected in
series with the other diode. We also placed two sources, the input and the output.
While in doing the clamper, we created two circuits, using polarized and non-polarized capacitor
as the basis of the two. Using the non-polarized one, we connected a diode to the input source to create
a series connection with the parallel connection of the non-polarized capacitor and the resistor and we
also place an output source. The polarized one is just the same as the first one, the only difference is the
use of the capacitor, which in this case, the polarized capacitor.

Conclusion
Clippers remove either the positive or the negative parts of a waveform, while clampers add a
dc voltage offset to the input signal.

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