1) Consider the "Half-wave Rectifier" circuit with a resistive loadVinParameterCut-in VoltagePeak Inverse VoltageForward CurrentSymbolVyVRRMIFD++VoutFig. 1. Half-wave RectifierWhere Vin is a sinusoidal voltage with amplitude of 6, and RL=100NSuppose the diode has the following maximum rating (according to its datasheet)wwValue500530R₁UnitmvVmAWill the diode work safely under these circumstances? Explain your answer with drawingdiode voltage and current curves.

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1) Consider the "Half-wave Rectifier" circuit with a resistive load Vin Symbol Vy VRRM IF + + out Fig. 1. Half-wave Rectifier Where Vin is a sinusoidal voltage with amplitude of 6, and RL=10092 Suppose the diode has the following maximum rating (according to its datasheet) Parameter Cut-in Voltage Peak Inverse Voltage Forward Current R₁ Value 500 5 30 Unit mv V mA Will the diode work safely under these circumstances? Explain your answer with drawing diode voltage and current curves.

1) Consider the "Half-wave Rectifier" circuit with a resistive load Vin Symbol Vy VRRM IF + + out Fig. 1. Half-wave Rectifier Where Vin is a sinusoidal voltage with amplitude of 6, and RL=10092 Suppose the diode has the following maximum rating (according to its datasheet) Parameter Cut-in Voltage Peak Inverse Voltage Forward Current R₁ Value 500 5 30 Unit mv V mA Will the diode work safely under these circumstances? Explain your answer with drawing diode voltage and current curves.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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