In a diode circuit, where an AC voltage vIN, with a DC offset of 5 V and AC amplitude of 10 mV, is applied to a 1 MΩ resistor and a PN junction diode. Let’s express vIN = VIN + vin, where VIN = 5 V is the DC offset and vin = 10 cos(t + ϕ) mV is the AC component. Since vIN oscillates between 4.99 V (= 5 − 0.01) and 5.01 V (= 5 + 0.01), the diode is always in reverse bias. Required:
Draw the Vout waveform when the diode has 0.7V voltage drop.

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