Q4. Find the "?" marked voltage below. Use CVD model for the diode just like Q3. 5V 2 Kn=1mA/v² 3.5 V V₁ = 0.2V Io↓ % = ? 1k52

Draw the output waveform of the following Clamper’s circuits while the input is  given below and biasing voltage (V=5v) is 5 v. Practical silicon diode is to be  considered for analysis to draw output  waveform.

find the diode voltage and diode current of each figure.

Using ideal zener diode approximations, find the minimum and maximum currents through the diode in figure below.

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Diode circuitsFor each circuit below, use the diode approximation with forward dropVF= 0.7 V to find the output voltage. No current flows to the output.

Determine which diodes are forward-biased and which are reverse-biased in the configurations shown in Figure 4. Assuming a 0.7-V drop across each forward-biased diode, determine the output voltage. O+5 V -10 V R DI +s vOK D, -SVOKH D3 +s vOK D4 -5 voK DI -5VOK Dz OVout OVout +5 voK Figure 4.

If the diode is OFF, what is Vd, resistor current, and Vo? Assume an ideal diode.

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Given the following circuit with VDD = 5 V, R = 2.6 k, then the current Iis: Use the CVD model for the diode, with VD= 0.65 V. V DD I a. 0.001673 A O b. 0 A O c. 1.673077 A O d. 1.923077 A e. 0.001923 A R + VD -