The simulation demonstrates a Diode Clipper circuit that limits the input sinusoidal waveform between 1 V and -1 V. The circuit uses two diodes with biasing voltages to clip both the positive and negative peaks of the input signal. As shown in the waveform, any voltage exceeding ±1 V is clipped, resulting in a flattened output waveform. This setup is useful in signal conditioning applications where over-voltage protection is required. Simulation was done at 1 kHz using a 1 kΩ resistor and biasin

Using Diodes as Clippers or Clampers

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