1. (30 points) Diodes in the circuit below have the cut-in voltage V, -0.7 V. Find...
Part IIl: Diodes The Ideal-Diode Model a) For the circuit below, find ID and VD for the case VDD 5 V and R 10 k2. Assume that the diode has a voltage of 0.7 V at 1-mA current. Use (a) iteration and (b) the constant-voltage-drop model with VD 0.7 V 홍Yo b) Design the circuit below to provide an output voltage of 2.4 V. Assume that the diodes available have 0.7-V drop at 1 mA. +10 V Vo Part IIl:...
3. (25 points) Find Ip and Ire for R 5k. Cut-in voltage for both diodes is Vy = 0.6 V. Work out at least one scenario with 'wrong assumption for the operating mode of the diodes (excluding the obvious regime 'both di odes oft) 110 alin
4. In the diode circuit below diodes Day and Da2 are identical have a voltage of 0.7V at ImA current. The diodes Dbị and Db2 are identical and have 10 times the junction area of Dal. Also all diodes have n=2 and VI = 25mV. The circuit employs a supply current ISUPPLY=20mA. (a) Draw the i-v curve for diodes Da and D. Label axes and all relevant points. [8] (b) Find the value of Vout at nominal supply and no...
5. (15 Points) a. (8 points) Calculate the value of R to provide an output voltage of 3 V. Assume that the diodes have 0.7V drop at 1mA. b. (7 points) If the diode current changes to 4mA, what is the new voltage drop across the four diodes? +15 V +15 V
2. In the circuit below, the forward voltage for each diode is 0.7 volts. Vdc 5V, R 10000, Vac 2cos(wt) Volts A. Show that the diodes will always be in forward. B. Find the voltage across the diodes C. Find the current through the diodes. D1 D2 D3 + Vac Vdc 2. In the circuit below, the forward voltage for each diode is 0.7 volts. Vdc 5V, R 10000, Vac 2cos(wt) Volts A. Show that the diodes will always be...
Consider the circuit shown in Figure 1. Assume that the diodes have an exponen Question 21 tial i-v characteristic. Diode D1 has 10 times the junction area of D2, i.e. Isı = 10Is2. Determine the value of voltage V indicated in the figure. The circuit operates at room temperature, i.e. the value of the thermal voltage is Vr = 26 mV 10 mA 3 mA Fig. 1 O+V Consider the circuit shown in Figure 1. Assume that the diodes have...
Exercise 18.20: Modify the circuit below by replacing R by a pair of diodes connected in parallef in opposite directions. For L+-L-12 V, R2-R-10 kQ, C = 0.1 μF and the diode voltage as a constant denoted VD, find an expression for frequency as a function of Vp. fV 0.7 V at 25 with a TC of-2mV/PC, find the frequency at 0, 25°, 50° and 1009 Note that the output of this circuit can be sent to a remotely connected...
1. The below circuit utilizes four identical diodes having Is=10-16 A and V1=26mV. If a current of 1 mA is drawn away from an output terminal by a load, what is the change in output voltage? Assume that a diode will have a voltage drop of 0.75V when 15V voltage is applied to a below circuit and no load was connected, as shown below (20 pts) +15V R ovo
QUESTION 14 If practical diodes are used in the bridge rectifier circuit thown below, the peak inverse voltage, PIV for the diode D1 will be equal to2markt) Di Ds oan PumB Ri. D2 D4 Vplout)-0.7 volts Vplsec)-0.7 volts Vplot2+0.7 volts Vplout QUESTION 14 If practical diodes are used in the bridge rectifier circuit thown below, the peak inverse voltage, PIV for the diode D1 will be equal to2markt) Di Ds oan PumB Ri. D2 D4 Vplout)-0.7 volts Vplsec)-0.7 volts Vplot2+0.7...
*4.57 Consider the voltage-regulator circuit shown in Fig. P4.57. The value of R is selected to obtain an output voltage Vo (across the diode) of 0.7 V. Figure P4.57 (a) Use the diode small-signal model to show that the change in output voltage corresponding to a change of 1 V in Vt is AV AV: = v* +-0.7 V+ V++V, -0.7 This quantity is known as the line regulation and is usually expressed in mV/V. (b) Generalize the expression above...