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ELT 3060 Lab 2
RESISTOR AND DIODE CHARACTERISTICS
CAMERON BENNETT
ELT-3060: SOLID STATE DEVICES AND CIRCUITS
Module 2 Lab Exercise: Resistor and Diode Characteristics
A. Plot current vs. voltage for a 1 kΩ resistor.
We will first use Multisim to collect and record the data points to create a graph. Then we will use physical
components to generate an additional data point and see if it is consistent with the plot.
Create the circuit given below in Multisim, and use it to generate data to fill in the provided table.
Set the required voltage using the Value tab of properties of V1, run the simulation, record current value,
stop the simulation, change voltage value, and repeat until you have got all the required data.
Voltag
e
(V)
10
8
6
4
2
0
-2
-4
-6
-8
-10
Curren
t
(mA)
10
8
6
4
2
0
-2
-4
-6
-8
-10
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Next, plot the resistor characteristic as I vs. V on a normal graph paper using suitable scales for the two
values. Note that voltage must be plotted on the x-axis.
.5V/div, .5mA/div
Calculate the slope of this straight line: ΔI/ΔV =
1 siemens. This equals the conductance G.
From this value of G, calculate R= 1/G =
1
?
.
Please insert, here, simulation screenshots for two different data points that you entered in the results
table for part A.
Now you will measure the current across the 1K resistor using the 9V battery to perform a real-world
measurement and to verify the results of simulation.
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