What happens if the input voltage is higher than reference voltage in a positive clipper?Output voltage = Input voltageOutput voltage = Reference voltageAll of theseOutput voltage = DC Positive voltage

In a positive clipper circuit, if the input voltage is higher than the reference voltage, the output voltage will be equal to the reference voltage. This is because the purpose of a clipper circuit is to prevent the output voltage from exceeding a certain level (the reference voltage). So, when the input voltage exceeds this level, the clipper circuit "clips" it down to the reference voltage. Therefore, the correct answer is "Output voltage = Reference voltage".