CIRCUIT DIAGRAM :RsRsQUESTIONS :10001Ñ4001100KO+If a diode exhibits a zero resistance between its two terminals in eitherdirection, what conclusion can you make regarding the diode's condition?If a diode exhibits an infinite resistance between its two terminals in eitherdirection, what conclusion can you make regarding the diode's condition?Rx1.5V.5000Vx2.1N40013.What is the breakdown voltage of 1N4001 Diode?What will happen to 1N4001 Diode if a reverse voltage of 52 Volts isimpressed across it?Explain the function of Rs in circuit number 1.Explain the function of Ry in circuit number 1.Circuit Number OneCircuit Number Two4.5.DATA AND RESULTS :6.V (Diode)I (mA)R (Ohms)V (Diode)I (mA)R (Ohms)0.1-50.2-100.3-150.4-200.5-250.6-300.7-35Table 1Table 2

If a diode exhibits a zero resistance between its two terminals in either direction, what conclusion can you make regarding the diode's condition? If a diode exhibits an infinite resistance between its two terminals in either direction, what conclusion can you make regarding the diode's condition? What is the breakdown voltage of 1N4001 Diode? What will happen to 1N4001 Diode if a reverse voltage of 52 Volts is impressed across it? Explain the function of Rs in circuit number 1. Explain the function of Rx in circuit number 1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 1. 2.

If a diode exhibits a zero resistance between its two terminals in either direction, what conclusion can you make regarding the diode's condition? If a diode exhibits an infinite resistance between its two terminals in either direction, what conclusion can you make regarding the diode's condition? What is the breakdown voltage of 1N4001 Diode? What will happen to 1N4001 Diode if a reverse voltage of 52 Volts is impressed across it? Explain the function of Rs in circuit number 1. Explain the function of Rx in circuit number 1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 1. 2.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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