2) Consider a two terminal semiconductor diodea) Calculate the thermal voltage of a diode at room temperature about 27°C.b) Calculate diode dynamic resistance in case of 13 mA diode current.(Boltzman's constant is 1.38x10-23 J/K, and magnitude of electron charge is 1,6X10-19 C)

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2) Consider a two terminal semiconductor diode
a) Calculate the thermal voltage of a diode at room temperature about 27°C.
b) Calculate diode dynamic resistance in case of 13 mA diode current.
(Boltzman's constant is 1.38x10-23 J/K, and magnitude of electron charge is 1,6X10-19 C)

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