QUESTION 8.Find the piecewise-linear equivalent circuit for the diode of Fig. 1.15. Use a straight-line seg-ment that intersects the horizontal axis at 0.7 V and best approximates the curve for the regiongreater than 0.7 V.+ ID (mA)INNU LAGUNA-40 -30 -20 -10Reverse-bias region,(VD<0 V, ID=-1₂)20-1918-171615-1413121110-9-Eq. (1.1)010.3 0.510 PA--20 PA--30 PA-40 pA-0.7Actual commerciallyavailable unitNo-bias.(VD=0 V, ID=0 mA)Defined polarity anddirection for graphVD+-IDForward-bias region(VD>0V, ID>0 mA)_VD (V)

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QUESTION 8. Find the piecewise-linear equivalent circuit for the diode of Fig. 1.15. Use a straight-line seg- ment that intersects the horizontal axis at 0.7 V and best approximates the curve for the region greater than 0.7 V. -30 -20 -10 Reverse-bias region, (VD<0V.ID=-1) 20 19 18- 17 16 20 15 20 14- 13 124 fut 10 -9- -8- -7- -6 -5- Ip (mA) 0 Eq. (1.1) 0.3 10 PA- 20 PA -30 PA- 40 PA A H ! . Actual commercially available unit 0.5 0,7 No-bias. (V₂=0 V, Ip=0mA) Defined polarity and direction for graph -p Forward-bias region (V₂ >0V, Ip>0 mA)- VD (V)

QUESTION 8. Find the piecewise-linear equivalent circuit for the diode of Fig. 1.15. Use a straight-line seg- ment that intersects the horizontal axis at 0.7 V and best approximates the curve for the region greater than 0.7 V. -30 -20 -10 Reverse-bias region, (VD<0V.ID=-1) 20 19 18- 17 16 20 15 20 14- 13 124 fut 10 -9- -8- -7- -6 -5- Ip (mA) 0 Eq. (1.1) 0.3 10 PA- 20 PA -30 PA- 40 PA A H ! . Actual commercially available unit 0.5 0,7 No-bias. (V₂=0 V, Ip=0mA) Defined polarity and direction for graph -p Forward-bias region (V₂ >0V, Ip>0 mA)- VD (V)

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