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Determine the exact output voltage waveform for the following circuit and indicate when the diode is forward and reversed-biased (use the second approximation for the diodes D1 and D2 with 0.7v of voltage drop, and assume D3 as an ideal diode).

Determine the exact output voltage waveform for the following circuit and indicate when the diode is forward and reversed-biased (use the second approximation for the diodes D1 and D2 with 0.7v of voltage drop, and assume D3 as an ideal diode).

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Determine the exact output voltage waveform for the following circuit and indicate when the diode is forward and reversed-biased (use the second approximation for the diodes D1 and D2 with 0.7v of voltage drop, and assume D3 as an ideal diode).

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