3. Determine the value of R for the circuit of Fig. 153 that will result in a diode current of 10 mA if E – 7 V. Use the characteristics of Fig. 152b for the diode. + Vp Si + E= 6 V R20.2 k v FIG. 153

3. Determine the value of R for the circuit of Fig. 153 that will result in a diode current of 10 mA if E – 7 V. Use the characteristics of Fig. 152b for the diode. + Vp Si + E= 6 V R20.2 k v FIG. 153

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3. Determine the value of R for the circuit of Fig. 153 that will result in a diode current of
10 mA if E – 7 V. Use the characteristics of Fig. 152b for the diode.
+ Vp
Si
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E= 6 V
R20.2 k V,
FIG. 153

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