N Junction A You apply a voltage to the PN junction to a circuit as above. Note that the saturation current Is 10-12 (a) For the PN junction to be forward-biased, does VẠ have to be positive or negative? (b) For VA = 1V, calculate the total current through the diode. You may use T = VrH = 0.026V. (c) You apply VẠ = -5V to the circuit. Assuming the diode IV curve completely follows the Shockle equation, what is now the total current through the diode? P.

N Junction A You apply a voltage to the PN junction to a circuit as above. Note that the saturation current Is 10-12 (a) For the PN junction to be forward-biased, does VẠ have to be positive or negative? (b) For VA = 1V, calculate the total current through the diode. You may use T = VrH = 0.026V. (c) You apply VẠ = -5V to the circuit. Assuming the diode IV curve completely follows the Shockle equation, what is now the total current through the diode? P.

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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Problem 4.2P: The temperature dependence of resistance is also quantified by the relation R2=R1[ 1+(T2T1) ] where...

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