10 KThe diodes in the circuit are Silicon with forwardvoltage of 0.7 V. Fill up the table showing thestate, voltage and current of each of the diodes.ww8 KD1Show how you validated the state of each diode.Follow the reference shown in determiningwhether the diode voltages and currents arepositive or negative.1)1 mA5 V1KDiodeStateVDiD+ VDD1D2D3

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10 K D3 本 The diodes in the circuit are Silicon with forward voltage of 0.7 V. Fill up the table showing the state, voltage and current of each of the diodes. Show how you validated the state of each diode. Follow the reference shown in determining whether the diode voltages and currents are positive or negative. D, 8K 5 V 1K 1D1 mA Diode State VD İD + VD D1 D2 D3

10 K D3 本 The diodes in the circuit are Silicon with forward voltage of 0.7 V. Fill up the table showing the state, voltage and current of each of the diodes. Show how you validated the state of each diode. Follow the reference shown in determining whether the diode voltages and currents are positive or negative. D, 8K 5 V 1K 1D1 mA Diode State VD İD + VD D1 D2 D3

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