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For a sinusoidal input of 20 Vpeak to the given circuit, what is the minimum value of the output waveform?

For a sinusoidal input of 20 Vpeak to the given circuit, what is the minimum value of the output waveform? Correct Answer 0 V

The given circuit is a clipper that cuts off a part of the negative cycle of the input sinusoid i.e. the output becomes zero for a certain region of the input waveform. Hence, the minimum value is 0 V.

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