(a) State one possible reason why the diodes have different knee voltage values. 2. Figure A.1 shows I-V characteristics of two diodes, namely A and B. Diode A has UTM higher dynamic resistance than diode B. 5 UTM U UTM Ip UTM TM 3 UTM UTM O UTM UTM UTM UTM & UTM 03 TM UTM 0.68 VD Figure A.1 State one possible reason why the diodes have different knee voltage values. 5 UTM & UTM M 3 UTM (b) Based on Figure A.1, identify the knee voltage of UTM (c) Draw with complete labelling an equivalent circuit that represents the circuit in UFigure A.2. Consider practical diode model. TM 5 UTM 5 UPde BE UTM & UTM & UTM 1 ΚΩ Diode B 5 UTM O UTM UTM & UTM & UTM 1.5 V 5 UTM UT 5 UTM 3 V 5 UTM O UTM Figure A.2 M G UTM 5 UTM 5 UTM & UTM 5 UTM UTM

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(a) State one possible reason why the diodes have different knee voltage values.
2. Figure A.1 shows I-V characteristics of two diodes, namely A and B. Diode A has
UTM
higher dynamic resistance than diode B.
5 UTM U
UTM
Ip
UTM TM 3 UTM
UTM O UTM
UTM UTM UTM
& UTM 03 TM UTM
0.68
VD
Figure A.1
State one possible reason why the diodes have different knee voltage values.
5 UTM
& UTM M 3 UTM
(b) Based on Figure A.1, identify the knee voltage of
UTM
(c)
Draw with complete labelling an equivalent circuit that represents the circuit in
UFigure A.2. Consider practical diode model.
TM
5 UTM
5 UPde BE UTM
& UTM & UTM
1 ΚΩ
Diode B
5 UTM O UTM
UTM & UTM & UTM
1.5 V
5 UTM UT 5 UTM
3 V
5 UTM O UTM
Figure A.2
M G UTM 5 UTM
5 UTM & UTM
5 UTM UTM
Transcribed Image Text:(a) State one possible reason why the diodes have different knee voltage values. 2. Figure A.1 shows I-V characteristics of two diodes, namely A and B. Diode A has UTM higher dynamic resistance than diode B. 5 UTM U UTM Ip UTM TM 3 UTM UTM O UTM UTM UTM UTM & UTM 03 TM UTM 0.68 VD Figure A.1 State one possible reason why the diodes have different knee voltage values. 5 UTM & UTM M 3 UTM (b) Based on Figure A.1, identify the knee voltage of UTM (c) Draw with complete labelling an equivalent circuit that represents the circuit in UFigure A.2. Consider practical diode model. TM 5 UTM 5 UPde BE UTM & UTM & UTM 1 ΚΩ Diode B 5 UTM O UTM UTM & UTM & UTM 1.5 V 5 UTM UT 5 UTM 3 V 5 UTM O UTM Figure A.2 M G UTM 5 UTM 5 UTM & UTM 5 UTM UTM
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