For answers in acronyms use all CAPITAL Letters. For short answer capitalized the first letter of each word/words unless indicated in the questions. For numeric value with unit, 1 space in between. Knee voltage of a Silicon semiconductor. (without unit) *Your answerA condition where zero (0) volt is less than the voltage across diode (2 words) *Your answerDetermine the thermal voltage Vt for a component of temperature 58 degreeCelsius. (with unit in milli, separated by space at 2 decimal places) *Your answer

1) Knee voltage of silicon semiconductor is 0.7

Khee Voltage of Ilicon semi nductor. (without Your answer A condition where zero (0) volt is less than the voltage across diode (2 words) * Your answer Determine the thermal voltage Vt for a component of temperature 58 degree Celsius. (with unit in milli, separated by space at 2 decimal places) * Your answer

Khee Voltage of Ilicon semi nductor. (without Your answer A condition where zero (0) volt is less than the voltage across diode (2 words) * Your answer Determine the thermal voltage Vt for a component of temperature 58 degree Celsius. (with unit in milli, separated by space at 2 decimal places) * Your answer

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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