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Average Voltage

Harald Kapp · 2012-08-30

These terms look corerct: V(i)>2V, D1 ON, D2 OFF, V(o)=(V(i)+2)/2 V(i)<-4V, D1 OFF, D2 ON, V(o)=-4V -4V<=V(i)<=2V, D1 OFF, D2 OFF, V(o)=V(i) I didn't check the integral, but a quick simulation using ideal diodes gives the same average as you...

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