Exercises: Find the values of lp and V, in the circuits shown in Fig. 1-13. a(F) =0,1kQ er(R) = 1M %3D 1,0 Si 10Sinot %3D V,(1)

Q: + + Vi D₂ A 1 K Vo 2.6 V Diodes D1 and D2 are Silicon with forward voltages of 0.7 volts. vand vare…

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Q: Vx Ix + IR1 R₁ + R₂ VB D₁ Ideal

A: Given: A circuit,  To do: We have to plot Ix and IR1 as function of Vx.  a) When VB= -1.25 V, b)…

Q: Q/ For the circuit shown below find I7, VRL, and Vo. 1K(ohm) D,

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Q: 18. Given the circuit with Vs = 10 V, R = 1000 0, V, = 25 mV, and Is = 1x 10-16 A. %3D %3D %3D…

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Q: In the circuit above, plot lx and IR1 as a function of Vx for two cases: VB = -1.5V and VB = +1.25V.…

A: Given: A circuit,  To do: We have to plot Ix and IR1 as function of Vx.  a) When VB= -1 V, b) When…

Q: The Sensitivity of a measuring instrument is 3 0/°C. This instrument is used for the measurement of…

A: Given, Sensitivity of measuring instrument, S=3 Ω/°C

Q: 2 K + D₁ + 1 K Vo Vi D₂ A 2.6 V Diodes D1 and D2 are Silicon with forward voltages of 0.7 volts. v,…

A: Given circuit: Diodes D1 and D2 are of Si with forward bias voltage of 0.7 V.

Q: Q/ Assuming Silicon diode, compute the magnitude of i, during the duration from to T for the…

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Q: The values of the capacitors in the electronic circuit below are given in mF (or 103³F) and…

A: Capacitance: Capacitance of a capacitor is defined as the ratio of amount of charge stored in the…

Q: In the circuit shown in figure 3 (constructed of ideal elements), the inductor current at t=0 was…

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Q: @ Find (I) in the Following Figure ! 15

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Q: c) Calculate the voltage V₁ and V₂ in the following circuit. Please use ideal diode approximation…

A: Given a circuit diagram is shown below.       On state voltage drop is VON=0.7 V. The diode is…

Q: LC-Circuit. Find the current when I = 0.5H, C = 0.005F, E = 2t2V, and initial current and charge…

A: A capacitor is a passive electronic component that stores electrical energy in an electric field. It…

Q: In the circuit above, plot Ix and IR₁ as a function of Vx for two cases: VB = -1.5V and VB = +1.25V.…

A: Given: A circuit,  To do: We have to plot Ix and IR1 as function of Vx.  a) When VB= -1 V, b) When…

Q: The circuit diagram below shows a Boost converter. Vdc A O di dt di L L dt di L Which expression…

A: Here boost converter is given we need to calculate the inductor current expression When neither…

Q: A resistance of 20 Q and an inductance L are connected in series with a constant voltage of 100V.…

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Q: Answer the following questions for the circuit shown on the right. Assume V, 12V, V, = 1V, and R₁ =…

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Q: + 2 K + D₁ Vi D₂ A 1 K Vo 2.6 V. des D1 and D2 are Silicon with forward voltages of 0.7 volts. vand…

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Q: Which instrument characteristic seen in voltmeters and ammeters affect their ability to measure the…

A: Which instrument characteristic seen in voltmeter and Ammeters affect their ability to measure the…

Q: Continue on RC time constant.. To keep RC time constant unchanged. If R increases then C decrease…

A: Diagram of RC circuit is - Capacitor voltage equation for RC circuit is -

Q: n the given circuit, since C= 47 μF, RL= 1 kW and Vs=90 cos200t V; What is the diode current during…

A: In the given circuit, The value of C= 47 μF, RL= 1 k ohm  Vs=90 cos200t V; What is the diode current…

Q: following for a thermistor R(ohm) T(C) 120.98+4 68.654 134.01+4 45.978 170.224+44*4 35.127 For a…

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Q: In the figure below,.. O a) 11 = 11 O b) E1 12 O d) E1 > E2

A: From the figure  N1 turns < N2 turns

Q: Given the schematic below, assume D1 and D2 are silicon with forward voltages of 0.7V. Find the…

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Q: QF Consider a solar cell with a photocurrent of 25mA and a reverse saturation current of 3.66x10-11…

A: Given: I=3.66×10-11 AT=300 K

Q: + v0 - C R V) 1. Find the inductor current in the circuit above using the following details below:…

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Q: Mathematically prove that the full energy of an electron is Etotal = -e2/(8TE,r) Explain the steps…

A: Given, We have to explain the steps . Please find the below attachments for the clear explanation.

Q: 1. A silicon p-n junction is biased as shown below. Determine the depletion width xn in the unit of…

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Q: 2 Find the current passes through the load (48 Q). Assume the diodes are Si with (1 2) resistance…

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Q: Consider the circuit diagram below. If two identical capacitors, each with a capacitance of 0.05 F,…

A: Given:Turn ratio frequency Find the ripple voltage VR

Q: For the attenuator circuit shown, assume C1 and C2 to be very large (∞) capacitors. Don’t be thrown…

A: GivenThe attenuator circuit is given by,Ideality factor for the diode, .Thermal temperature, .To…

Q: 1. For the Figure (1), find theoretically the value of Vc and I in polar form and compare them with…

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Q: A 5.1 V zener diode has r.=792 and a current of 50 mA at 5.1 V. The V=15 V zener is powered by a…

A: According to the question, for the given circuit as shown below, We need to find load regulation…

Q: Figure (a) shows the Full-bridge rectifier that supplying the highly inductive load and figure (b)…

A: X1 is the overlap angle μVs=Vmsin ωtVs=2202 sin ωtVm==2202 ∆Vd0 = The average voltage reduction due…

Q: A 12 V zener diode has r.=52, minimum current Izmin=5 mA, a current of 20 mA at 12 V. The maximum…

A: Note: We are authorized to answer the first three sub-parts at a time, so we are answering the first…

Q: 17: There are two questions, first about an ideal diode and then about a modeled diode. For the…

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Q: 1. A pn junction has No = 1018 cm³ and Na = 3x106 cm³. a. Calculate Voi at T= 300 °K b. Calculate…

A: It is given that: ND=1018cm-3 and NA=3×1016cm-3K=Boltzmann constant=1.38×10-23

Q: Vx Ix IR1R₁ R2 VB D₁ Ideal In the circuit above, plot Ix and IR₁ as a function of Vx for two cases:…

A: Given: A circuit,  To do: We have to plot IX and IR1 as function of Vx.  a) When VB= +1.25 V, b)…

Gradient of a Scalar Field

Consider a room or a place where the temperature is denoted by a scalar field T, such that at each point (x, y, z), the temperature is given as T(x, y, z). It is independent of time, in which the temperature rises most quickly. The gradient of T will show the direction at that point by moving away from (x, y, z). How far will the rise in temperature in that direction be determined by the gradient magnitude? Consider a surface that has a height above sea level at point (x, y) which is given by H(x, y). At that point, pointing in the direction of the steepest slope or grade is the gradient of H. The magnitude of the gradient of the vector gives the steepness of the slope at that point. How a scalar field changes in another direction can be measured by the gradient by taking a dot product rather than just the direction of the greatest change?