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1.	Considering a clamper circuit, where capacitance C, load R, the cut-in voltage of diode are unknown, which is the correct statement?
A.	The DC level of the signal changes
B.	The peak-to-peak value of signal changes
C.	The shape of signal changes
D.	The DC level shifts up
Answer» B. The peak-to-peak value of signal changes

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