Problem #2 -Diode - CV ModelRIVxa)Using the CV model, make a LARGE sketch of VX as afunction of VA in the range: 0< VA. Find expressions for VX as aD、立Dzfunction of VA. (Hint: there are 3 regions of interest! - be sure tolabel the transition points.)VA RD3b)Using the CV model, make a LARGE sketch of I as afunction of VA in the range: 0< VA. Find expressions for I as afunction of VA. (Hint: there are 3 regions of interest! – be sure to label the transition points.)

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Problem #2 - Diode - CV Model RI Vx a) Using the CV model, make a LARGE sketch of VX as a function of VA in the range: 0 < VA. Find expressions for VX as a Di Dz function of VA. (Hint: there are 3 regions of interest! - be sure to label the transition points.) R2 D3 b) Using the CV model, make a LARGE sketch of I as a function of VA in the range: 0 < VA. Find expressions for I as a function of VA. (Hint: there are 3 regions of interest! - be sure to label the transition points.)

Problem #2 - Diode - CV Model RI Vx a) Using the CV model, make a LARGE sketch of VX as a function of VA in the range: 0 < VA. Find expressions for VX as a Di Dz function of VA. (Hint: there are 3 regions of interest! - be sure to label the transition points.) R2 D3 b) Using the CV model, make a LARGE sketch of I as a function of VA in the range: 0 < VA. Find expressions for I as a function of VA. (Hint: there are 3 regions of interest! - be sure to label the transition points.)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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