An ideal clamper circuit is primarily used to?

  • AChange the DC level of a waveform without ideally changing its peak-to-peak value
  • BAmplify power by a factor of 100
  • CConvert every sine wave into DC
  • DIncrease frequency
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Correct Answer: A. Change the DC level of a waveform without ideally changing its peak-to-peak value
Explanation: A clamper shifts a waveform vertically by adding a DC component while ideally retaining the waveform shape and peak-to-peak amplitude.
Reference: Standard wave-shaping circuits: clampers