Physics · Analog Electronics
Consider an ideal op-amp circuit acting as a clipper where the output is bound by a Zener diode with a breakdown voltage of 5 V in one direction and a forward-biased diode drop of 0 V in the other, connected in a feedback loop with a ±15 V power supply and a reference voltage. If the circuit clips the output between +5 V and -10 V, which of the following statements correctly identifies the maximum and minimum values of the output voltage VO?
- 1The maximum and minimum values of the output voltage VO are +15 V and -10 V, respectively.
- 2The maximum and minimum values of the output voltage VO are +5 V and -15 V, respectively.
- 3The maximum and minimum values of the output voltage VO are +10 V and -5 V, respectively .
- 4The maximum and minimum values of the output voltage VO are +5 V and -10 V, respectively.✓
Correct answer
The maximum and minimum values of the output voltage VO are +5 V and -10 V, respectively.
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