Q6. You need to connect three light emitting diodes (i) red, (ii) yellow and (ii blue each to a 5V supply. Use the ideal diode plus voltage source model and for each of these LEDS calculate the resistor value that will produce a current of approximately 30 mA through the diode. Now select the actual resistor you will choose using the E12 resistor series and calculate the actual current through the LED in each case. It is given that the forward bias voltage drop over each of the LEDS are as follows: Vod = 1.5 V, Vow = 2.0 V and V: 3.5 V Diode Colour Red Yellow Blue Resistor value Diode Current

Q6. You need to connect three light emitting diodes (i) red, (ii) yellow and (ii blue each to a 5V supply. Use the ideal diode plus voltage source model and for each of these LEDS calculate the resistor value that will produce a current of approximately 30 mA through the diode. Now select the actual resistor you will choose using the E12 resistor series and calculate the actual current through the LED in each case. It is given that the forward bias voltage drop over each of the LEDS are as follows: Vod = 1.5 V, Vow = 2.0 V and V: 3.5 V Diode Colour Red Yellow Blue Resistor value Diode Current

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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