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- *Use 4 decimal places. **Note D1 is Germanium, D2 is Silicon, For the circuit below, determine the diode voltages VD1 and VD2, diode currents ID1 and ID2, and voltage across the resistor, VRLIMIT. Use practical model. Assume r'=15N. VBIAS = 12V and RLIMIT = 950 ohms. VD1 = Blank 1 V; VD2 = Blank 2 V ; Ip1 = Blank 3 mA; Ip2 = Blank 4 mA ; VRLIMIT = Blank 5 V Capture3(1).JPG ... +Vo1- +VRLIMIT- +Vp2- Io2 VBIAS Blank 1 Add your answer Blank 2 Add your answer Blank 3 Add your answer Blank 4 Add your answer Blank 5 Add your answerO * 33% A moodle1.du.edu.om e SIM aY The measured temperature is 173 OF and the reference is 45 °F. The voltage. in mV is Select one: O a. 4.643 O b. 4.097 O e. 3.732 O d. -3.732 Previous page Next pageConsider a PV Module with 24 solar PV cells with the Size of each 15cm x 10cm are connected in series. Choose the correct statement for the above PV Module. (Assume necessary data) a. The output power is 2.25W and the output current is 0.09A b. The output power is 540W and the output current is 45A c. The output power is 54W and the output current is 2.25A d. The output power is 54W and the output current is 4.5A
- Question 2 Find I₁, I2, Va, and V₁ in the following circuit. Use diode constant voltage drop (CVD) model with VD = 0.5 V. You must show your work in details and you must verify your assumptions. The circuit parameters are:, V₁ = 20, V₂ = -10, Is = 2, and R₁ D₁ H1₁ V₁ V Va I, mA D₂ -oVb R₁ kN V₂ V 100KD(b) The circuit in Figure Q2 (b) below shows a rectifier circuit where Vin is a 10kHz sine wave with an amplitude of 2Vpp and RL is 10k. (i) (iii) The componet between A and B is a PN diode, sketch and label its silicon structure and explain its characteristics. Sketch the waveforms you would see at A and B and explain or sketch how you would connect your scope probes to measure them. Label your sketches clearly showing values and axis details. Comment on any similarities or differences between the waveforms at A and B.Consider a PV Module with 24 solar PV cells with the Size of each 15cm x 10cm are connected in series. Choose the correct statement for the above. (Assume necessary data) a. The output voltage is 12 V, the output power is 540W b. The output voltage is 12 V, the output power is 54W c. The output voltage is 12 V, the output power is 5.4W d. The output voltage is 24 V, the output power is 2.25W
- 10 K D3 The diodes in the circuit are Silicon with forward voltage of 0.7 V. Fill up the table showing the state, voltage and current of each of the diodes. Show how you validated the state of each diode. Follow the reference shown in determining whether the diode voltages and currents are positive or negative. D1 8 K 5 V 1K D2 f)1 mA Diode State VD İD + Vp D1 すー D2 D3QUESTION 2 a) b) Figure Q2a shows a parallel clipper circuit. Analyze the circuit and hence sketch the output waveform for one complete cycle of the input. R own V₁ 10 Vi (V) A -20 15- -15 t(s) t(s) Figure Q2a Determine the output voltage, V, and hence sketch the output voltage waveform for the clamper circuit shown in Figure Q2b. C Figure Q2b Si Si 5 V 3V V₂ R Vo*Use 4 decimal places. **Note D1 is Germanium, D2 is Silicon, For the circuit below, determine the diode voltages VD1 and VD2, diode currents ID1 and ID2, and voltage across the resistor, VRLIMIT. Use practical model. Assume r'a=150. VBIAS = 15V and RLIMIT = 1.5kohms. VD1 = Blank 1 V; VD2 = Blank 2 V; Ip1 = Blank 3 mA; Ip2 = Blank 4 mA ; VRLIMIT = Blank 5 V Capture3(1).JPG +Vo1- +VRLIMIT +VD2- Io2 VBIAS
- Consider a PV Module with 4 solar PV cells with the Size of each 10cm x 10cm are connected in Parallel. Choose the correct statement for the above PV Module. (Assume necessary data) a. The output voltage is 0.5 V, the output power is 12W b. The output voltage is 2 V, the output power is 12W c. The output voltage is 12 V, the output power is 6W d. The output voltage is 0.5 V, the output power is 6Wa. If you do not go completely around the loop when applying Kirchhoff’s voltage law, then the algebraic sum of the voltages cannot be determined the algebraic sum of the voltages will always be positive the algebraic sum of the voltages will always be negative the algebraic sum is the voltage between the start and finish points b. A p -type semiconductor is a semiconductor doped with impurity atoms whose electron valence is +4 pentavalent impurity atoms trivalent impurity atomshow did it came up with 2.5? can I see the process on how it was solved step by step? thank you! i need it for me to review