Question

the purpose of a clamper is to remove a dc level from a waveform. select one: true false

Explanation:

A clamper adds a DC level to a waveform, not removes it. It shifts the waveform so that it is clamped to a particular voltage level. For example, a positive clamper will shift the waveform so that its minimum value is at 0 V (assuming no bias). A circuit that removes the DC level from a waveform is a capacitor (in AC - coupling scenarios).

Answer:

B. False