For the circuit shown in the Figure, if the diodes are silicon diodes with Vplon)=0.7 V, and VIN=50 sin wt V, V1 =6 V and V2 = 16 V, then the value of VouT (P-p) is: D, D VN Vour VI v2

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 the output voltage V out of the circuit shown in Figure. However, when the Zener diode is forward biased, the voltage of both ends is approximated to 0.7V.

c Given e(t) = 12 sin 1000t V, E = 6 V, and Ez = 4 V, sketch the output wave form across the resistor VR(t). Mark the values on the axes clearly. You may consider the diodes to be ideal. %3D E Figure Q8 KH E2

For the circuit in the figure, let V input = 8V, Ri = 12ohms, RL = 10ohms, and VZ = 3.3V. Determine the voltages and currents of the resistors and the current of the zener diode.

B. For the circuit shown below, assume that the zener diode has Vz-3.3V and rz=092 when reverse biased, and has a 0.7V drop when forward biased. Fill the following table for values of Vo for different values of input voltage Vi. R1 Vi Vi -8V OV 8V 1k 5V N V2 R21k Vo Vo