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Compare clipper and clamper circuit.
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Comparision of clipper and clamper circuits
| S.No | Clipper Circuit | Clamping Circuit |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | The circuit which removes a portion of input signal is called clipping circuit or clipper. | The circuits which are used to add certain amount of d.c. to the a.c. input signal are called clamping circuits. |
| 2. | The clipping circuits are also called limiters or slicers. | The clamping circuits are also called as d.c. restorersor d.c. inserters. |
| 3. | A basic clipper circuit uses resistors, diodes and voltage sources. | A basic clamper circuit uses resistors, diodes and capacitors |
| 4. | Depending on which half cycle is removed the clipping circuits are classified as follows | |
| Positive ClippersNegative Clippers | Depending on whether the positive d.c. or negative d.c is added to the a.c. input signal , the clamping circuits are classified as follows | |
| Positve ClampersNegative Clampers | ||
| 5. | Positive Clippers:-In positive clipping circuit the positive half cycle is removed. | Positve Clampers:- Positve Clampers add positive d.c. to a.c input signal. |
| 6. | Negative Clippers:-In Negative clipping circuit the negative half cycle is removed. | |