For the double diode circuit shown in figure 2-1, answer the following questions. In Figure 2-1...
For the diodes, use the models shown below; the regular diode model has 0.7V forward bias voltage; the Zener diode model has -3V breakdown voltage Question 2 (25 points) For the diodes, use the models shown below; the regular diode model has 0.7V forward bias voltage; the Zener diode model has -3V breakdown voltage. a) Determine the minimum positive value of in to make D1 conduct current. (10 pts) b) Determine the minimum positive value of lin to make D2...
a) Using the constant voltage drop (CVD) model, what is the minimum input voltage that can reach the MOS circuitry before a diode turns on, shunting the current to ground? (At this point you can assume R1 = R2 = 0Ω) b) Using the constant voltage drop (CVD) model, what is the maximum input voltage that can reach the MOS circuitry before a diode turns on, shunting the current to the supply (Vdd)? (At this point you can assume R1...
For the circuit of figure 2a, draw the waveform on the diode (Vout) for the input voltage of figure 2b. Assume a forward breakdown voltage Vy = 1V and a Zener voltage Vz = 3V. w 1) Vin THE Vout Figura 2a Figura 2b
2. Sketch Vout VS Vin and Vout if Vin-10sin(2TT60t) for each of the following circuits. You may assume that the forward diode drops for the diodes equals zero Vout s v out Vin 5 V Vout out 3. Repeat problem 2 but with forward diode drops equal to 0.7 V 4. What are the primary mechanisms for current flow in a. A forward biased diode. b. A reverse biased diode not in breakdown. c. A reverse biased diode in breakdown...
A MOSFET and diode is used in a circuit shown in figure. The operating conditions are as follows: Input Voltage = VIN = 42 V, Io = 5A. Switching frequency fs = 400 kHz, Duty-cycle = D = 0.3. Diode Forward Voltage drop = 0.7V. Diode Peak Reverse Recovery Current = IRRM = 2.5 A. ON-state resistance of the MOSFET is RDS (on) = 25 mΩ. VGG as a step voltage between 0V and 10 V. MOSFET timings – Td...
2. For the circuit shown in Figure 4, assume the diode can be modelled by a Constant- Voltage Drop (CVD) (VD[on) = 0.7 V) for d.c analysis. 10 mA 5502 Zc = 0 int) DV D3 D2 V 100 sin(wt) mV vo(t) 1k 12 } 3k 22 Figure 4 (a) Determine the diode d.c current loi, Ioz, 103, Io and V. Check your assumptions. (b) Determine the output ac current, id and voltage, vd (c) Determine the output total current,...
do appreciate the process in details and neat (b) The circuit shown in Figure 2 utilizes two diodes, Di and D2, a R, resistor R1 = 10 Ω. Assume a piecewise linear (PWL) model for the diode that has VD 07 and r-5 Ω. Draw the output voltage, vo, as function of the input voltage, Vin, characteristics of this circuit at point assuming the input voltage has a peak-to-peak voltage of 3 Volt. There is no need to draw the...
Q5: In the following circuit, identical diodes Dl and D2 use constant voltage drop (CVD) model. VD,ON = 800 mV, R1 = 1 K. Determine the change in Vout if Vin changes from +2.4V to +2.5V. (Hint: use small signal model) Vin - DR Nyu out 'out 1K12 z Q6: The following BJT circuit has VBE = 0.8V, VA = 10V, Vcc = 2.5V. The amplifier must be designed for maximum small signal voltage gain Ay, while maintaining Q1 operating...
For the same circuit of your group(group 2), and consider a diode voltage drop of 0.8 and an input signal of 2 volt amplitude (4Vpp) 100 Hz frequency sketch; a) The time domain input and the output voltages at one graph. b) The output voltage versus the input voltage (output as a function of input). Must show axes with scale and units (you can use Matlab or excel) Group 1 1K Group 2 1K Group 3 1K Vin Φ 1K3...
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