Which of the following determines whether a given clamper is a positive clamper or a negative clamper?
A) The type of diode used
B) The physical orientation of the diode
C) The placement of the diode i.e., in series or shunt with the load)
D) All of the above.

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The physical orientation of the diode in a clamper circuit determines whether it is a positive or negative clamper. This orientation affects the direction of current flow during the circuit's operation, thus defining the polarity of the output voltage relative to the input signal.

Which of the Following Determines Whether a Given Clamper Is