194 Q.B6 195 (a) Consider the circuit shown Figure Q.B6a. Using Thevenin equivalent circuit or otherwise, 196 find all the currents and voltages in the circuit using any approximation other than the ideal 197 diode. Also provide a brief explanation of the used approximation. 198 199 R13 = 600 Ohms 200 R14 = 400 Ohms 201 R15 = !3! 500 Ohms 202 203 204 R13 205 206 207 208 209 R14 R15 12 V 210 211 212 213 214 215 Figure Q.B6a 216 222 22

194 Q.B6 195 (a) Consider the circuit shown Figure Q.B6a. Using Thevenin equivalent circuit or otherwise, 196 find all the currents and voltages in the circuit using any approximation other than the ideal 197 diode. Also provide a brief explanation of the used approximation. 198 199 R13 = 600 Ohms 200 R14 = 400 Ohms 201 R15 = !3! 500 Ohms 202 203 204 R13 205 206 207 208 209 R14 R15 12 V 210 211 212 213 214 215 Figure Q.B6a 216 222 22

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