Negative Clamper Waveform. The following figure represents the circuit diagram for negative shunt clipper when the reference voltage applied is negative. A clipper circuit in which the diode is connected in shunt to the input signal and biased with negative reference voltage v r and that attenuates the negative portions of the waveform is termed as negative shunt clipper with negative v r.
Negative clamper with bias. Negative clamper the circuit will be called a negative clamper when the signal is pushed downward by the circuit. A clipper circuit in which the diode is connected in shunt to the input signal and biased with negative reference voltage v r and that attenuates the negative portions of the waveform is termed as negative shunt clipper with negative v r.
The output waveform is clamped to 10v the value of the battery.
The negative clamping is the method in which the entire waveform is shifted to the negative voltage side. With no input signal the capacitor charges to the battery voltage and the output is positive because the negative side of the batter is grounded. The negative clamping is the method in which the entire waveform is shifted to the negative voltage side. Fig 5 a shows the circuit of negative clamper with positive bias.
