(Solved): The circuit diagram below shows a clipping circuit. The input signal V_(S) is a sinusoidal waveform ...

The circuit diagram below shows a clipping circuit. The input signal

is a sinusoidal waveform (with no

offset) that varies between + and - value of

. The designer wishes the output waveform

to be the same as the input waveform excepting that all parts of the input waveform that go above a certain voltage are to be clipped off (the output voltage does not go higher than that level). Given that the constant voltage source

has been set to a voltage of

then it is possible for you to determine the voltage at which clipping takes place. Current will only flow through resistor

of

during clipping. (You may assume that the forward bias voltage of the diode

shown is

). What is the magnitude (no need to add + or - sign) of the maximum value of the current in mA that will flow through that resistor

? Hint: Do not add the units to your answer, and use three decimal places.