Please use the graphs to answer the following questions.
Question 1.1) The forward current/voltage curve of the LED is shown on the figures. What is the forward current IF when the forward voltage VF is 1.5V? (Hint-See Figure 1. (a) 4points
Question 1.2) How much forward current you need to double the radiant intensity from the radiant intensity at 100 mA forward current. (choose the closest number) (Hint - See Figure 1 (b) 4points)
Question 1.3) What is the forward voltage you need to run for the same condition in problem (b) (Hint- See Figure 1 (a) 4 points
Please show a step by step on how to solve for these 3 problems and draw lines to indicate on the graphs on how you got the answer. Please write large and clearly so I can read it! Thanks
1.1 from the graph as we can see for Vf = 1.5V forward current will be If = 10^-1 A = 100 mA (option 3)
1.2 at 100mA radiant intensity is 10^0 = 1, To double it, current needed will be 225mA (approx) (option 2)
1.3 forward voltage needed for this will be = 1.7V (option 2)
Please use the graphs to answer the following questions. Question 1.1) The forward current/voltage curve of the LED is shown on the figures. What is the forward current IF when the forward voltage VF...
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