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- A p-type semiconductor joined to an n-type semiconductor ... Pick those that apply. Will not allow current to flow in either direction. Has electron current flowing from the n-type to the p-type material Makes a diode Allows positive current flow from the p-type to the n-type materialDraw the characteristic curve of the standard PN-coupled semiconductor diode.Specify the correct and reverse polarity zones on the curve and draw the appropriate connection shapes.After mark the critical points on this curve and explain what these points mean.Sketch the structure and symbol of a p-n junction diode and apply voltage so that to be reverse biased. ..
- During the analysis of diode circuits, the forward resistance will be considered if ................model is used perfect ideal complete constant voltage dropFor a germanium diode carrying 10 mA, at a room temperature of 20 degrees centigrade, the required forward bias voltage is about 0.2 V. Match one appropriate estimate to a given description. Forward current (mA) at a bias Choose.. voltage of 0.258 V Bias voltage (V) for 80 mA Choose... + Forward Ac resistance (Ohms) Choose... + Choose.. Reverse saturation current (uA) Choose.. + Bias voltage (V) for 2 mA Choose... +Cite the difference(s) between a Zener diode and a Silicon diode. Can a Zener diode replace a Silicon diode? Explain.
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