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Consider the circuit below where V1 = 9V and V2 = 5V and VDD = 3V. Assume the diodes have a 0.7 V voltage drop. Find the output voltage, Vo, in V.

Consider the circuit below where V1 = 9V and V2 = 5V and VDD = 3V. Assume the diodes have a 0.7 V voltage drop. Find the output voltage, Vo, in V.

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Consider the circuit below where V 1 = 9 V and V 2 = 5 V and V D D = 3 V . Assume the diodes have a 0.7 V voltage drop. Find the output voltage, V o , in V .

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