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- Consider the following circuit (See image):Show that it is a unity gain absolute value circuit, consider ideal diodesThe Zener-diode regulator circuit shown below is to be used to provide a stabilised output to the load. The zener diode characteristic is also shown. Find the load voltage and source current if the battery voltage is 24 V, series resistance is 1.2 kohm and load resistance is 6 kohm.As compared to a p-n junction device of equal rating.the schottly diode has? a-higher cut in voltage b-lower reverse leakage current c-lower reverse voltage rating d-higher switching time
- The Zener-diode regulator circuit shown below is to be used to provide a stabilised output to the load. The Zener diode characteristic is also shown. Find the source current if the battery voltage is 24 V, series resistance is 1.8 KΩ and load resistance is 10 KΩ.Npn with a β value of 100 in the circuit in the figurefor zener diodes used to drive the transistorGiven as VZ1=16.7 V and VZ2=5.6 V. Inanalysis of transistor operating point Circuitidentify by.(VBE=0.7 V )Draw a schematic diagram of a forward bias diode.
- Suppose we have a 10-V-peak sinusoidal voltage source. Draw the diagram of a circuit that clips off the part of the sinusoid above 5 V and below -4 V. The circuit should be composed of ideal diodes, dc voltage sources, and other components as needed. Be sure to label the terminals across which the clipped output waveform vo(t) appears.Assume that the diode offset voltage Vγ is 0.4 V and that Rd = 400 Ω. For a loadresistor of 1 k Ω and a sinusoidal input of Vin=2 sin(wt), sketch the output voltage (across theload resistor) over two cycles.Consider the diode circuit shown below. If Vs is a sinewave with a peak amplitude of 12 Volts at 60Hz, and diodes D1 & D2 are considered ideal, sketch the appearance of the waveform at node voltage Vout . Sketch the appearance of the waveform at Vout .
- What is a Zener diode? For what is it typically used? Draw the volt–ampere characteristic of an ideal 5.8-V Zener diode.For the circuit shown below, compute the maximum current through each resistor when terminal A is a) positive and, b) negative. Assume the diodes are ideal. (Will we convert to the RMS value to it's actual value?)The circuit in Figure is a complementary output rectifier. If vs = 26√2sin[120πt]V,assumingV? =0.6V for each diode. Determine the average and rms of complimentary outputs VO+ and VO-. . Also derive formfactor and ripple factor each output.