<caption><image_76>The image is a whiteboard with a diagram on it. The diagram appears to be a circuit diagram with various components and equations written on it in black marker. The main component of the diagram is an AC load line, which is a triangular prism with a curved top and a straight bottom. The x-axis and y-axis are connected by lines, and the y-intercepts are labeled with numbers and letters.

There are also several other components written on the whiteboard, including a capacitor, a resistor, and a capacitor. These components are likely related to the AC load lines, such as the voltage, current, and voltage of the circuit, as well as the current and voltage levels. The image also has a hand holding a pen, suggesting that the person is writing or drawing on the board.</caption><transcript><audio_77>signal look like what's the VCE look like well it's gonna go like this and then when it gets to this point out here well it's just I'm gonna flatten and then come back so we have this sort of flat-topped kind of wave form it wants to kind of come out</transcript><transcript><audio_78>like this but we don't get that now we call that this effect we call that clipping pretty obvious name right you're clipping the top or the bottom of the wave form off</transcript><transcript><audio_79>you know kind of like you had some kind of electronic scissors okay that's something we don't want to do as a general rule you don't want to clip a signal that creates very gross distortion if you had a voice signal for</transcript> signal look like what's the VCE look like well it's gonna go like this and then when it gets to this point out here well it's just I'm gonna flatten and then come back so we have this sort of flat-topped kind of wave form it wants to kind of come out like this but we don't get that now we call that this effect we call that clipping pretty obvious name right you're clipping the top or the bottom of the wave form off you know kind of like you had some kind of electronic scissors okay that's something we don't want to do as a general rule you don't want to clip a signal that creates very gross distortion if you had a voice signal for
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