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![b) What is the voltage where the ID enters R₂ ? Calculate the value of ID₁.V
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c) Use KCL at node A to calculate ID2. With this information, what can you conclude about ID₂?↓
D2](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/9c49f70f-02c0-4076-b0a5-564b9a6f1d8d/2f368689-3d39-4997-a2e8-d8b38a1058de/6pwwc2h_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:b) What is the voltage where the ID enters R₂ ? Calculate the value of ID₁.V
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c) Use KCL at node A to calculate ID2. With this information, what can you conclude about ID₂?↓
D2
![For the following circuit, the diodes are silicon with a forward barrier voltage of 0.7-V.
Calculate ID, ID2, D3, and VA using the following steps:
↓
+5 V
ww
R₁ = 5kQ
VA
D₁ D₂7
IDI
R, = 5 kΩ
-10 V
11p2
ID3
-5 V
D3
VB
R3= 5 kQ2
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a) Assume all of the diodes are forward-biased and conducting. Redraw the circuit. Therefore, ideal
voltage sources can be substituted for ID₁, D₂ and ID3. What are the values of V₁ and V?](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/9c49f70f-02c0-4076-b0a5-564b9a6f1d8d/2f368689-3d39-4997-a2e8-d8b38a1058de/vbjc3n_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:For the following circuit, the diodes are silicon with a forward barrier voltage of 0.7-V.
Calculate ID, ID2, D3, and VA using the following steps:
↓
+5 V
ww
R₁ = 5kQ
VA
D₁ D₂7
IDI
R, = 5 kΩ
-10 V
11p2
ID3
-5 V
D3
VB
R3= 5 kQ2
↓
a) Assume all of the diodes are forward-biased and conducting. Redraw the circuit. Therefore, ideal
voltage sources can be substituted for ID₁, D₂ and ID3. What are the values of V₁ and V?
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