Apparatus/Materials:  1 Variable Low-Voltage power supply  1 Standard or Digital Voltmeter  1 1KΩ Resistor at 0.5W  1 n4001 Silicon Diode or Similar Type  1 Breadboard for constructing circuit Fill-in Questions:1. The forward voltage across a silicon diode in a normally working circuitisV.2. A resistor in series with the diode of question 1 would have voltage drop equal to theminus the voltage drop of the3. If the diode in question 1 were to open, the voltage drop across it would beV. (Hint: refer to figure 1-2b) Introduction:Referring to Figure 1-2.a note that the forward-biased silicon diode has a voltage drop of 0.7Vacross it with the remaining power supply voltage dropped across the load resistance (RL).The voltage drop of R₁ can be found by the formula VL = Vdd - Vf. The forward current (IF)through the circuit can be found by the formula ID = VL/RL. Referring to Figure 1-2b, note thata reverse-biased silicon diode has the total power supply voltage dropped across it, while thevoltage drop across the load resistor is zero, since no current is flowing in the circuit.Vdd = +6 VVdd = +6 VD1RLVFVLFigure 1-2.aD1RLImVFVLFigure 1-2.b

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Fill-in Questions: 1. The forward voltage across a silicon diode in a normally working circuit is V. 2. A resistor in series with the diode of question 1 would have voltage drop equal to the minus the voltage drop of the 3. If the diode in question 1 were to open, the voltage drop across it would be V. (Hint: refer to figure 1-2b)

Fill-in Questions: 1. The forward voltage across a silicon diode in a normally working circuit is V. 2. A resistor in series with the diode of question 1 would have voltage drop equal to the minus the voltage drop of the 3. If the diode in question 1 were to open, the voltage drop across it would be V. (Hint: refer to figure 1-2b)

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Chapter12: Electronic Control Devices

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