Ac Circuit Ideal Diode: Find Vout-t

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The forum discussion focuses on analyzing an AC circuit with an ideal diode to determine the output voltage (Vout-t). The participant initially misrepresented the circuit by omitting a short circuit line, which led to confusion regarding voltage levels, specifically noting a jump from 0 to 5V instead of 10V. The discussion emphasizes the importance of accurately representing circuit components and understanding signal periods, particularly in the context of diode behavior. The participant expresses a commitment to learning more about diodes despite initial challenges.

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the diode is ideal.What i need to find is the Vout-t

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check my solution in pdf and guide me if you can...

***In my approach,in the circuit i forgot to draw the line.It is supposed to be a short circuit,not an open.I just erased the diode and forgot to draw the line.
 

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OK exceptthe jump is from 0 to 5V, not 10V.
Also, the whole section 6-8 should be excluded. You don't know when the signal repeats (what its period is).
 
Well thank you sir.I will take your corrections into account and i will try to understand them.And as i am getting into this unfamiliar field(aka diodes),i will not back out when i have more questions to be answered.
 

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