Lab1_ENGR065

#6   COURSE:   INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS         DEGREE:   BS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

How about solving this using KCL equations? Thank you

The PMMC movement (basic meter) used in DC voltmeter can be effectively used in AC oltmeters also AC voltmeters can be designed in two ways explain the difference and sketch the diagram of the two ways. design an AC voltmeter of full range 100 Vrms Using Full Wave Rectifier with multiplier resistor and a basic meter of resistance 150 and full scale current 200μA. assist your answer with a diagram.

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(electronics) Hello dear, I now have a very important test, and I need to answer in a short time, less than an hour And if you give me the answer within the specified time, I will like you on your answer and invite my colleagues also and thank you

Moving to another question will save this response. Question 23 During the analysis of diode circuits, the forward resistance will be considered if .model is used ideal complete perfect constant voltage drop > A Moving to another question will save this response.

a. If you do not go completely around the loop when applying Kirchhoff’s voltage law, then the algebraic sum of the voltages cannot be determined the algebraic sum of the voltages will always be positive the algebraic sum of the voltages will always be negative the algebraic sum is the voltage between the start and finish points   b. A p -type semiconductor is a semiconductor doped with impurity atoms whose electron valence is +4 pentavalent impurity atoms trivalent impurity atoms

IN ALL CALCULATIONS AND THE USE OF THE FOUND VALUES IN THE EQUATIONS, THE PROCESS WILL BE MADE WITH 3 DIGGERS AFTER THE COMMA. Thank you

liting Q9. For the circuit shown in Figure C9, Calculate the following i) Current through the Silicon diode (Isi). ii) Current through the Resistor R2 (1). iii) Current through the diode D4 (IGe4). iv) Voltage at points V3 and V4. Is D1. D2 Si Si oV4 RI 1.3K2 R3 2.7K R2 3K2 IGe4| 15V D5 Si 03 D4 Ge Ge V2 1V Figure C9

Find the equivelent resistance of the circuit below. (Rin)Conduction diodes' resistance is 0Insulating diodes' resistance is infinite.R1 = 10 ohm

Q2\ fill in the blanks. 1- There are three types of thermistor. 2- The capacitor is...... 3- signals. and is a test instrument which allows you to look at the 'shape' of electrical 4- The function of regulator in power supply is 5- find the value of Capacitor [104] equal to 6- find the value of resistor [9M7] equal to

Shown below is a diode circuit. If the input signal Vs = 31 Vp-p and the DC voltage Vdc = 8 V, what is the output voltage (in volts) of the circuit during the negative alteration? No need to show your solution. Just write your numeric answer on the space provided. Round off your answer to 2 decimal places. C1 ... + Vdc 1.0kn Vo Vs Si D1

60 V D1 D2 2 kohm D4 D3 -60 V Assume that an input signal is applied to the circuit given above, as shown in the figure next to it. Accordingly, answer the following questions. The diodes used are silicon diodes, their operating voltages are 0.7 volts, and can be omitted because their resistance is very small. Write the name of this circuit, thinking about which circuit we do in the courses is equivalent to the purpose.

Subject: Electronics Engineering To study V-I characteristics of the semiconductor diode and determine D.C & A.C resistance. Write in your own language what you learn from this experiment

60 V D1 D2 2 kohm D4 D3 -60 V Assume that an input signal is applied to the circuit given above, as shown in the figure next to it. Accordingly, answer the following questions. The diodes used are silicon diodes, their operating voltages are 0.7 volts, and can be omitted because their resistance is very small. What are the diodes/diodes that are active in a positive half-loop? Please type.

If we have a voltmeter, during the measurement do we need a voltmeter with high or low input impedance to measure current. How about when we need to measure voltage drop. Please explain. ..

investigates and explains in detail the concept of induced current and induced voltage

Please answer with explanation and type format please..

3a. Please I want a solution of this question with all details. Many Thanks Note: It is preferable to solve by typing.

solve c and d

Give example with aid of diagrams and explain the usage of capacitive transducer as: i) Pressure sensor ii) Displacement sensor and What are the advantages of piezoelectric compare to capacitive transducers? Provide an example of electronic device that uses piezoelectricity and explain its concept based on the type of piezoelectric effect.

Shown below is a diode circuit. If the input signal Vs = 34 Vp-p and the DC voltage Vdc = 5 V, what is the output voltage (in volts) of the circuit during the positive alteration of the input signal? No need to show your solution. Just write your numeric answer on the space provided. Round off your answer to 2 decimal places. 1.0kn ... Vdc Vs Vo Si D1

(02) DC Si Diode Circuit. (Course: Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory) What is the minimum value for RL needed to turn Zener diode ON?, And what is the maximum value for RL needed to turn Zener diode is ON? -Use Equation Operators or write it down on paper/digital paper. -Redraw and Apply. -You can add //comments for a better understanding. -Please answer without abbreviation. -Make it clean and clear typing/writing. Thank you.

Find the equivelent resistance of the circuit below. (Rin)Conduction diodes' resistance is 0Insulating diodes' resistance is infinite.R1 = 10 ohm

A Zener diode with an arbitrary Zener voltage is used to build the circuit below. Calculate:(a) The current I_z(b) The voltage V_out(c) The power absorbed by the Zener diode   ASSUME ARBITRARY VALUES FOR ALL OR PLUG IN VALUES U CAN USE AS AN EXAMPLE.

In the circuit below, we have a Zener Diode circuit with a load, RL. Use the same measurements for source voltage V1 and resistor R3 resistance as in the circuit schematic. V1 -15V R3 2700 D1 1N753A RL Determine the lowest possible value for the load RL, so that the voltage drop across it is equal to the Zener voltage. For your diode, use model Zener 1N753A. This diode has a Zener voltage of 6.2V, a Zener current of 60mA, a Zener impedence of 72, and a test current of 20mA.

I need a more detailed explanation of this. I'm new to electronics. I don't know what is the Diode Current.