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The diode in the circuit below has a saturation current Is-10-13 A and n=1. Its ID-VD curve is illustrated below for your convenience. Problem 2 a) Using the graphical method, determine the value of R that would result in a diode current Ip -4mA. What is the resulting voltage Vp? b) With R as calculated above, a sinusoidal signal v, 100 sin(cot) mV is superimposed on the DC source. Draw the small signal model and find the output voltage across...
Can Someone explain how to do this problem? 4. Current and Voltage Source with Diode: For the circuit shown below, find the voltage vo. The current-voltage relationship for the diode is, as usual, Io(e"s/V 1) where Io 10-12 A and VT 0.026 V 10Ω 10 V (+ 5 mH Uo 1 A 4. Current and Voltage Source with Diode: For the circuit shown below, find the voltage vo. The current-voltage relationship for the diode is, as usual, Io(e"s/V 1) where...
For the double diode circuit shown in figure 2-1, answer the following questions. In Figure 2-1 a) (10pts) For the triangular wave input shown (Vin), sketch the output voltage (Vout) using the constant voltage drop model (CVD: Vo-0.7V). Be sure to note the voltage values on the y-axis of your Vout plot and show any equations you used to determine those values ime FEE 334: Spring 2019 Midterm b) (2pts) During the middle of the first time segment (when Vin...
The silicon diode shown in the given figure is described by ip = I. (ed/- 1) where at T = 300 K, 1. = 250 x 10-12 A, VT = KT 26 mV, vs = Vs + V3 = 4.2V + 110 cos(wt) mV,w = 377 rad/s, and R = 10 ko. The DC operating (quiescent) point Q and the AC small-signal equivalent resistance at Q are as follows: IDQ = 0.548 mA, VDQ = 0.365 V, and ra =...
can someone please explain how to solve this problem? thanks 4. Current and Voltage Source with Diode: For the circuit shown below, find the voltage vo. The current-voltage relationship for the diode is, as usual, I = VT = 0.026 V. Io (e/Vr 1 where Io = 10-12 A and + vf 10 15 + 10 V (+ 1 A Vo 5 mH 4. Current and Voltage Source with Diode: For the circuit shown below, find the voltage vo. The...
Problem 2 The diode in the circuit below has a saturation current Is = 10-13 A and n=1. Its ID-VD curve is illustrated below for your convenience. a) Using the graphical method, determine the value of R that would result in a diode current Ip 4mA. What is the resulting voltage Vp? b) With R as calculated above, a sinusoidal signal v, 100 sin(ot) mV is superimposed on the DC source. Draw the small signal model and find the output...
DIODE CHARACTERISTICS Objective: The objective of this laboratory is to examine and plot the forward characteristics curve of a p-n junction diode and become familiar with the characteristics of both the p-n junction diode and the light emitting diode (LED). Prelab: Answer the following on a separate sheet of paper. Show your work and box your answers 1. Review the data sheets for the IN4001 p-n junction diode and answer the following a) Determine the maximum forward current and the...
In Figure 9, the transformer primary voltage is 120V and step-downratiois 10:1 Assume the practical diode model. 9. a) i) Name the type of circuit (1 mark) Determine the peak output voltage, Volout) (4 marks) iiI What is the PIV rating required for the diodes (2 marks) D, D3 120 V psecy R Plout) 10 k2 DA Figure 9 b) A certain power supply filter produces an output with a ripple of 100mV peak-to- peak and a dc value of...
please help Question 1 Consider the following circuit, where the reverse saturation current (Is) is the same for each diode. D2 o Vo Di Vi WWW R 32 23 a. b. Determine an algebraic expression for V1, for a given Vo, and Is. Given an Is of 40 FA and R1 = 3.3 kl , determine the Vi that produces an output voltage (V.) of 0.625 V. C. Recalculate question-b if Is were to be a thousand times greater at...
Draw in detail the waveform at the output (Vo) of the circuit in Figure 2. Then obtain the maximum current flowing through the Zener diode. Consider that all diodes (including the Zener) behave like direct bias Silicon diodes. For reverse bias the Zener voltage is 8.6 V; all other diodes never conduct in reverse bias. The input voltage is a 1 Hz triangular signal with values from -20V to 20V. 1k Vo 1Hz