Answer the following questions. Show your solutions. You may use another sheet of paper if needed.4 Ip (mA)20+19Actual commerciallyavailable unit1817+16-Eq. (1.1)15-14+1312+Defined polarity anddirection for graplı1110+VDForward-bias region(Vo >0V, lp>0 mA).-7--6-0.310 pA40-30-20-100.50.7Vp(V)Reverse-bias regionNo-bias.20 pA(Vp<0 V, Ip = -,)(Vp 0V, Ip = 0 mA)30 pA40 pA50 pA1.Determine the static or dc resistance of the commercially available diode above at a forward currentof (a) 4 mA and (b) 15mA. then (c) compare the results.2.Calculate the dc and ac resistances for the diode above at a forward current of 10 mA and comparetheir magnitudes.

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Answer the following questions. Show your solutions. You may use another sheet of paper If needed 4 /p (mA) 20- 19 Actual commercially available unit 18- 17- 16 Eq. (1.1) 15- 14 13 12 Defined polarity and direction for graph VD 11- 10- 9- 8- -7- Forward-bias region (Vp >0 V, Ip>0 mA). 9- 4. 3- 2- -1- 0.3 10 pA 20 pA 30 pA 40 pA 50 pA 40 -30 -20 -10 0.5 0.7 Vp(V) Reverse-bias region (Vp<0 V. Ip=-1,) No-bias. (Vo =0 V, Ip =0 mA) 1. Determine the static or dc resistance of the commercially available diode above at a forward current of (a) 4 mA and (b) 15mA. then (c) compare the results. 2. Calculate the dc and ac resistances for the diode above at a forward current of 10 mA and compare their magnitudes.

Answer the following questions. Show your solutions. You may use another sheet of paper If needed 4 /p (mA) 20- 19 Actual commercially available unit 18- 17- 16 Eq. (1.1) 15- 14 13 12 Defined polarity and direction for graph VD 11- 10- 9- 8- -7- Forward-bias region (Vp >0 V, Ip>0 mA). 9- 4. 3- 2- -1- 0.3 10 pA 20 pA 30 pA 40 pA 50 pA 40 -30 -20 -10 0.5 0.7 Vp(V) Reverse-bias region (Vp<0 V. Ip=-1,) No-bias. (Vo =0 V, Ip =0 mA) 1. Determine the static or dc resistance of the commercially available diode above at a forward current of (a) 4 mA and (b) 15mA. then (c) compare the results. 2. Calculate the dc and ac resistances for the diode above at a forward current of 10 mA and compare their magnitudes.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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