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What would Vout look like? Do you happen to have any idea why my PSpice generated graph is showing 0V for Vin?

So this too (V2) would be Vin until -5.7V, and then capped at -5.7V?

The 2nd diode would be cut off when Vin is positive. When Vin is negative: The 2nd diode will be conducting from 0->-4.3V It will be cut off at any value of Vin is less than -4.3

reverse bias and reverse saturation were the terms I learned in class When Vin goes negative, it will add with the +5 source?

The voltage at V2 would always be Vin because the diode is in reverse saturation?

So V1 would be Vin?

If there's no current, there's no potential drop right?

If the diode isn't conducting, there would be no current through the resistor correct?

Ok, so V1 = 0 for Vin less than 5.7V The 0.7 forward voltage will change

V1 would be 0 if Vin is 5V to 5.6V, but the same as Vin if Vin is higher than 5.7V

0.7V

Something higher than 5V? If there's no potential difference (if V1 is smaller than 5), the diode is off, correct?

Homework Statement Calculate the Vout vs Vin characteristics for input voltages of 5V to 10V peak.[/B] Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution Would Vout simply be nothing because the diodes are connected in anti-parallel? Putting a volt probe at Vin and Vout gives something like: (Green...