*Use 4 decimal places. For the circuit below, determine the diode voltages VD1 and Vp2, diode currents Ip1 and Ip2, and voltage across the resistor, VRLIMIT- Assume r'a (for both diodes)=200. Note D, is Germanium, D2 is Silicon, VBIAS = 22V and RLIMIT = 2 kohms. VD1 = 0 V ; VD2 = 0 V ; Ip1 = Blank 3 mA; ID2 = Blank 4 mA ; VRLIMIT = Blank 5 V Use ideal model. ... Capture3.JPG +VD1- +VRLIMIT- +VD2- lo2 VBIAS

*Use 4 decimal places. For the circuit below, determine the diode voltages VD1 and Vp2, diode currents Ip1 and Ip2, and voltage across the resistor, VRLIMIT- Assume r'a (for both diodes)=200. Note D, is Germanium, D2 is Silicon, VBIAS = 22V and RLIMIT = 2 kohms. VD1 = 0 V ; VD2 = 0 V ; Ip1 = Blank 3 mA; ID2 = Blank 4 mA ; VRLIMIT = Blank 5 V Use ideal model. ... Capture3.JPG +VD1- +VRLIMIT- +VD2- lo2 VBIAS

Electric Motor Control

10th Edition

ISBN:9781133702818

Author:Herman

Publisher:Herman

Chapter59: Motor Startup And Troubleshooting Basics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12SQ: How is a solid-state diode tested? Explain.

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