Q2a. Consider the Zener diode circuit shown in Figure 1. The Zener breakdown voltage is Vz= 5.6V atIz= 0.1mA, and the incremental Zener resistance is r, = 102.(i) Determine Vo with no load (Rµ = ∞0)(ii) Find the change in the output voltage if Vps changes by +1V. 1R= 0.5 ŁQwwVes = 10 V .RLVzFigure 1Figure 2

Given data: Vz=5.6 VIz=0.1 mARZ=10 Ω

Q2a. Consider the Zener diode circuit showWn in Figure 1. The Zener breakdown Võltage Iz 0.1mA, and the incremental Zener resistance is r, = 102. (1) Determine Vo with no load (RL = 00) %3D (ii) Find the change in the output voltage if Vps changes by +1V. t R = 0.5 ŁQ ww oVo Ves = 10 v E RL VE Vz RL VL 14 Figure 1 Figure 2 ww

Q2a. Consider the Zener diode circuit showWn in Figure 1. The Zener breakdown Võltage Iz 0.1mA, and the incremental Zener resistance is r, = 102. (1) Determine Vo with no load (RL = 00) %3D (ii) Find the change in the output voltage if Vps changes by +1V. t R = 0.5 ŁQ ww oVo Ves = 10 v E RL VE Vz RL VL 14 Figure 1 Figure 2 ww

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