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Zener Diode Circuit +9V R1 VRI 1K0 ZD1 VzD 5.1V OV Given that the power supply...
In a Zener diode, the notation 5v6 means that the Zener voltage for breakdown is 5.6 volts(see for example, here: http://www.mouser.com/Search/Refine aspx?Keyword BZX55C-5V6). How many volts will be across the output of the circuit below (the voltage listed as "?") if the input power supply: safety resistor 0.7v 1V8本 6v2本 is 5 volts? - f it is 9 volts? If it is 12 volts? power supply Explain and/or show calculations:
6. In the zener diode regulator circuit below calculate the value of the current through the zener Diode if the power supply is rated at 24 volts @ 500 milliamperes. The load voltage is 12 volts and draws a current of 300 milliamperes. Also calculate the value of the series resistance R. ZENDER LOAD DIODE 24 VDC Vz 12 Volts @ 300 mA
Problem 3: (20 points) A zener-diode voltage regulator circuit is shown belkw zener diode has breakdown voltage Vz 8.0V and the zener resistance is nsumed to be 0 ohms. The power supply voltage Vps can vary between 10V and 14V and the lod resistance Ri can vary between 100 ohms and 1 kohm, 圧 1. Find a value of R such that the zener diode remains properly biased over the range of variation of Vps and RI (hint: the minimum...
Ctri Question 3 (20 Marks) Lab 1-Zener Circuits and Applications Theory: Zener diode is designed to operate in reverse conduction. Zener breakdown occurs at a precisely defined voltage, allowing the diode to be used as a voltage reference or clipper. While Zener diodes are usually operated in reverse conduction, they may also be operated in cutoff and forward conduction. There are two different effects that are used in "Zener diodes". The only practical difference is that the two types have...
that's all information it gives A zener-diode voltage regulator circuit is shown below. The tage V 8.0V and the zener resistance is assumed to Problem 3: (20 points) zener diode has breakdown vol be 0 ohms. The power supply voltage Vps can vary between resistance RL can vary between 100 ohms and 1 kohm. 10V and 14V and the load Ri PS 1. Find a value of Ri such that the zener diode remains properly biased over the range of...
11) 20pts. The zener limiter circuit s V R often used as a low power voltage regulator for a DC power supply. This circuit is an example in load A) Find R so that the maximum power dissipated in the zener diode is Po for any possible value of Road given P, Vin and B) What is the maximum current that the load can draw before the zener stops regulating the voltage? C) When the circuit is regulating the voltage...
IN OUT LM317 R1 Ci ADJ 240V 121 0.1u LOAD Vac 50Hz R2 Bridge Rectifier Let Ci = 2200uF, R LOAD = 100, R1-120, R2-820 Calculate the output voltage of the power supply (acrosS RLOAD), in Volts. [Do not enter units in your answer.] Answer: By considering this circuitincluding a zener diode, and by determining the minimum and maximum currents associated with the zener, calculate a maximum value for R. Assuming the units are in ohms, provide only the numerical...
50012 V R 2. (15 points) The Zener diode in the circuit has a voltage Vzo = 8V. When the diode current is 10mA, the voltage across it is V = 8.25 V. The supply voltage is: Vpc = 15 V a) Find the small resistance rz of the diode. b) Replace the diode by its model, and find the Thevenin equivalent circuit to the left of the load RL c) Find the voltage V, across the load for two...
In the voltage regulating circuit that is shown the zener diode has Vz=4.8V. Its current its limited by the interval . Find the interval of the possible load resistances and the minimum and maximum power dissipated by the diode. Answer and 5mA < 12 < 100m.4
1.) A circuit consists of a power supply and two resistors R1 and R2 connected in parallel.An Ammeter is placed to measure the current out of the power supply.The power supply provides 10.6 Volts, the Ammeter shows 19.9 mA, and the resistance of first resistor is R1 = 3.0 kOhm. Deduce the current through the 2nd resistor. The answer may be given in A or in mA. 2.) A circuit consists of a power supply and two resistors R1 and...