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- a. If you do not go completely around the loop when applying Kirchhoff’s voltage law, then the algebraic sum of the voltages cannot be determined the algebraic sum of the voltages will always be positive the algebraic sum of the voltages will always be negative the algebraic sum is the voltage between the start and finish points b. A p -type semiconductor is a semiconductor doped with impurity atoms whose electron valence is +4 pentavalent impurity atoms trivalent impurity atoms1- ) Determine the output voltage and diode currents ipi and iD2 for the circuit shown for the two values of input voltage V₁ = OV and V1 = 4 V. Assume that diodes have 0.7V constant voltage drop. 5 V1 le iD1 D1 # R1 10k V2 + --1₁ 5V ..e D2 Vo 5k V3 HOE R2 SVA- If V, is a sinusoidal voltage with Vm = 40 V, and V= 15 V. Plot the waveform of the output voltage in each of the following clippers circuits assuming ideal diodes. B- Repeat part (A) if the diodes are silicon diodes. R R R (a) (b) (c) (d)
- Consider the following circuit: VI R₁ = 4kQ2 IDI R₂ = 8 ΚΩ D₁ ID2 R3 = 6 ΚΩ D2 ID3 + 1.0 V - VO R4= 4 ΚΩ D3 + 2.0 V Figure 1: Diode circuit for the Question Please find Ip1, ID2, IDs and to using constant voltage drop model for diodes. UF 0.7 V. v1 = 3V.Q11) For the shown figure below .Explain the state of the given diodes .Calculate the current and the voltage through each diode. D1 Si D2- Si 1N3491 1N3491 1kQ 12V 3V 1N3491 Si D3 A- II !!!Assuming an ideal diode model for all the diodes in the circuit below, chose the correct state (bias) for each diode. 9kO IN1199C R2 01 18KO IN11990 D3 IN1199C R3 V2 12 V R4 5kQ
- 2. Draw the graph of the voltage across the 10K resistor (calculate the values for the different voltages across the 10K resistor) of the circuit in the figure, knowing that the voltage source V is sinusoidal. And the diodes are siliconUse Kirchhoff's law method Indicates the conduction status of the diode The result is the table of current and voltage values for each element Incorporates the diode conduction voltage if applicable DICsi El CD2@ si R=200 -R2 E2 SV2. For the following figure 1 employing the diode characteristics of figure 2. Determine a) DC load line b) Voltage across the resistance c) Instead of the DC source use a 10V AC source and find the AC load line. D1 charteritien DIN4002 V1 10V R1 2k R2 2k HINA Bever charateri -1A) Junetion diode characteristies, Ge and S Figure 1 Figure 2