D₁ # R₁ www D₂ R3 R₂ Reverse Biased D1 Forward Biased Reverse Biased D2 lo Forward Biased 0.7V Assume R₁ = R₂ = R3 = 5k0, V₁ = 5V, and V₂ = 15V for the above circuit. The diodes' IV characteristics are also shown above. Based on the IV characteristic plots, what are the cut-off voltages of D1 and D2? VD1,cutoff [V] VD2,cutoff [V]
D₁ # R₁ www D₂ R3 R₂ Reverse Biased D1 Forward Biased Reverse Biased D2 lo Forward Biased 0.7V Assume R₁ = R₂ = R3 = 5k0, V₁ = 5V, and V₂ = 15V for the above circuit. The diodes' IV characteristics are also shown above. Based on the IV characteristic plots, what are the cut-off voltages of D1 and D2? VD1,cutoff [V] VD2,cutoff [V]
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![D₁ R₁
W
D₂Z
R3
R₂
Reverse
Biased
D1
lo
Forward
Biased
V₂
D2
Reverse
Forward
Biased lo Biased
0.7V
Assume R₁ = R₂ = R3 = 5k, V₁ = 5V, and V₂ = 15V for the above circuit. The diodes' IV
characteristics are also shown above.
Based on the IV characteristic plots, what are the cut-off voltages of D1 and D2?
VD1, cutoff [V]
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Transcribed Image Text:D₁ R₁
W
D₂Z
R3
R₂
Reverse
Biased
D1
lo
Forward
Biased
V₂
D2
Reverse
Forward
Biased lo Biased
0.7V
Assume R₁ = R₂ = R3 = 5k, V₁ = 5V, and V₂ = 15V for the above circuit. The diodes' IV
characteristics are also shown above.
Based on the IV characteristic plots, what are the cut-off voltages of D1 and D2?
VD1, cutoff [V]
VD2,cutoff [V]
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