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Transcribed Image Text:Draw the input waveform and output waveform for the circuit given below with proper values marked in the
figure. Assume D1 as germanium and D2 as silicon diodes. Input Vpp=20V, V1=5 v and V2=8 V.
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D1
Vin
Vout
V2
Maximum voltage of output waveform
Minimum voltage of output waveform
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