Example 2: Find the current flowing through R1. R2. R3. R, and Vx if Vs = 10 V, R = 1kQ, R2 = 330N, R3=2.2kQ and R. = 6702. R. R a) Assuming Ideal diode b) Silicon Diode c) Germanium diode d) Reversing the Power supply Vs and all diodes are silicon R Vs R2

Example 2: Find the current flowing through R1. R2. R3. R, and Vx if Vs = 10 V, R = 1kQ, R2 = 330N, R3=2.2kQ and R. = 6702. R. R a) Assuming Ideal diode b) Silicon Diode c) Germanium diode d) Reversing the Power supply Vs and all diodes are silicon R Vs R2

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