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In the complementary output rectifier, If Vs=26*sin 2*pi*60*t Volts, sketch the output waveforms vo+ and vo- versus time, assuming Vgamma=.6V for each diode.

I don't understand the graphic questions. Will there ever be a time when the voltage goes negative? because it looks like a FWR.

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