(2) Consider the following circuit with a source voltage Vs and resistances Rlimiting R=1.0 km2. The diode IV characteristics have a turn-on voltage Vio=0.70 V, a breakdown voltage - Vbr=-6.0 V, and a reverse saturation current of lo= 0.10 mA. The source voltage varies between VsMax=+25.0 V and Vs Min=-25.0 V. Calculate the resistor voltage Vo for the maximum and minimum of Vs. Rlimiting 飞

(2) Consider the following circuit with a source voltage Vs and resistances Rlimiting R=1.0 km2. The diode IV characteristics have a turn-on voltage Vio=0.70 V, a breakdown voltage - Vbr=-6.0 V, and a reverse saturation current of lo= 0.10 mA. The source voltage varies between VsMax=+25.0 V and Vs Min=-25.0 V. Calculate the resistor voltage Vo for the maximum and minimum of Vs. Rlimiting 飞

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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