2. (a) Using the diode equation, determine the diode current at 20°C for a silicon diode with =60 nA and at applied forward bias of 0.62 V.4 (b) Repeat Problem 2(a) for a temperature = 100°C. Assume that I, has increased to 5 µA. (c) () Determine the diode current at 20°C for a silicon diode with I, = 0.1 A, at a reverse-bias potential of 10 V. (i) Is the result expected? Why?

2. (a) Using the diode equation, determine the diode current at 20°C for a silicon diode with =60 nA and at applied forward bias of 0.62 V.4 (b) Repeat Problem 2(a) for a temperature = 100°C. Assume that I, has increased to 5 µA. (c) () Determine the diode current at 20°C for a silicon diode with I, = 0.1 A, at a reverse-bias potential of 10 V. (i) Is the result expected? Why?

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Chapter59: Motor Startup And Troubleshooting Basics

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