av Question 4: If we have a zener diode with a TEMPCO=" of -2mA and a voltage of -3.3 V, what change in temperature in K is needed to change the zener voltage by 56.9 mV at a constant current of -2mA. 1.8F = 1K. Answer should be to three significant digits with fixed point notation. Correct Answer: 25.9 D ƏT of 2.2 mV/K. At a current

av Question 4: If we have a zener diode with a TEMPCO=" of -2mA and a voltage of -3.3 V, what change in temperature in K is needed to change the zener voltage by 56.9 mV at a constant current of -2mA. 1.8F = 1K. Answer should be to three significant digits with fixed point notation. Correct Answer: 25.9 D ƏT of 2.2 mV/K. At a current

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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