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Q3: Select the correct state (bias) for each diode (Suppose all diodes are ideal model), then determine the voltage crossing and the current flowing through the diode for the Fig. below? DI Mww D3 ISKA D2 SV IKA: SKA Diode-1: ON (forward bias) /OFF (reverse bias) VDI -V, IDn Diode-2: ON (forward bias)/OFF (reverse bias) -V, Inr Diode-3: ON (forward bias)/ OFF (reverse bias) Vps .V, Ins

Q3: Select the correct state (bias) for each diode (Suppose all diodes are ideal model), then determine the voltage crossing and the current flowing through the diode for the Fig. below? DI Mww D3 ISKA D2 SV IKA: SKA Diode-1: ON (forward bias) /OFF (reverse bias) VDI -V, IDn Diode-2: ON (forward bias)/OFF (reverse bias) -V, Inr Diode-3: ON (forward bias)/ OFF (reverse bias) Vps .V, Ins

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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