Q3(a) A cylindrical iron wire with a length of l, cross section area of A, and resistivity, pis shown in Figure 2.i.Express the diameter of the wire, d in terms of voltage per length, currentand resistance using the Ohm's Law.ii.Determine the minimum diameter of the wire if a current of 6.5 Ampereflows through the wire at 20 °C. Given resistivity at 20°C, p20 °C is9.81 × 106 Q.cm.A = area= lengthRp = resistivity|=-W-R = PAFigure 2. A cylindrical iron wire for electrical conductor(b)Table 2 tabulates the electrical conductivity of several materials.Discuss ONE (1) most suitable material to be used as electrical insulator from theaspect of property-processing-performance relation.Table 2. List of electrical conductivity of several materials-1Type of MaterialsSilverElectrical conductivity, o (2.m)6.3 X 10'Сopper5.8 X 10'Gold4.2 X 10'Aluminum3.4 X 10'Germanium2.24.3 X 104Silicon10-1410-14PolyethyleneDiamond (c)This question is based on the periodic table shown in Figure 3.i.Select TWO (2) types of intrinsic semiconductor from the given elements.ii.Develop ONE (1) p-type semiconductor by using the given elements.iii.Explain the charge carrier's mechanism of the p-type semiconductorsdeveloped in c(ii) with the help of suitable sketches.18VIIIAНе1314151617Helium4.0026IIAIVAVAVIAVIIA710ВCFNeBoron10.8123Carbon12.on24Nitrogen14.0072-5Oxygen15.9992-6Fluorine18.9982-1Neon20.1802-8131415161718AlSici ArAluminium26.98224-3Silicon28.0852-84Phosphorus30.97424-5Sulfur32.062-8-6Chlarine35.4528-7Argon39.94824-812IB30313233343536Zn GaGeAsSe Br KrZinc65.38Gallium69.7232-8-3Germanium72.430244Arsenic74.92224--5Selenium78.9712-4-86Bromine79.90424-8-7Krypton83.7982-8-8-22-8-8-8Figure 3. Periodic table of selected elements.2.

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Q3 (a) A cylindrical iron wire with a length of I, cross section area of A, and resistivity, p is shown in Figure 2. i. Express the diameter of the wire, d in terms of voltage per length, current and resistance using the Ohm's Law. ii. Determine the minimum diameter of the wire if a current of 6.5 Ampere flows through the wire at 20 °C. Given resistivity at 20°C, p20 °C is 9.81 x 106 2.cm. A = area -| = length- R p = resistivity R= PA Figure 2. A cylindrical iron wire for electrical conductor (b) Table 2 tabulates the electrical conductivity of several materials. Discuss ONE (1) most suitable material to be used as electrical insulator from the aspect of property-processing-performance relation. Table 2. List of electrical conductivity of several materials Electrical conducetivity, o (2.m)" 6.3 X 10' 5.8 X 10 4.2 X 10 Type of Materials Silver Сopper Gold Aluminum 3.4 X 10' Germanium 2.2 Silicon 4.3 X 104 Polyethylene Diamond 10-14 1014

Q3 (a) A cylindrical iron wire with a length of I, cross section area of A, and resistivity, p is shown in Figure 2. i. Express the diameter of the wire, d in terms of voltage per length, current and resistance using the Ohm's Law. ii. Determine the minimum diameter of the wire if a current of 6.5 Ampere flows through the wire at 20 °C. Given resistivity at 20°C, p20 °C is 9.81 x 106 2.cm. A = area -| = length- R p = resistivity R= PA Figure 2. A cylindrical iron wire for electrical conductor (b) Table 2 tabulates the electrical conductivity of several materials. Discuss ONE (1) most suitable material to be used as electrical insulator from the aspect of property-processing-performance relation. Table 2. List of electrical conductivity of several materials Electrical conducetivity, o (2.m)" 6.3 X 10' 5.8 X 10 4.2 X 10 Type of Materials Silver Сopper Gold Aluminum 3.4 X 10' Germanium 2.2 Silicon 4.3 X 104 Polyethylene Diamond 10-14 1014

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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