Recent content by Abunada

Okay so let's get this straight, if the circuit is DC powered then the voltage will only rise above the input during the transient response phase which will eventually die out. So in the steady state case, it will not exceed the output voltage. However, in the AC case the output voltage (At...

Can you explain just a little bit why this is so, an example would be great. Since there are many arguments we made in electronics that the output cannot swing above the source voltage and thus it will clip, which happens in the MOSFET amplifier for example. If this is true why do we need an...

Hi guys, this is my first post in this forum so I hope I get some help. My question is: can an output voltage of ANY circuit be larger than its input/source voltage. I realize that in DC circuits, this is not possible because of KVL. Since the total voltage around a loop has to be zero and...