Exercise 8 An ideal diode supplied by a sinusoidal voltage source e(t) = 24 sin wt deliver through a resistor R = 202 in a counter electromotive force E = 12 V (figure 2). elt) F 1. Calculate the values of 0(t) = wt which correspond to a change of state of the diode. 2. Give the expression of electric current. Deduce the potential differences across the resistor and the diode. 3. What is the maximum reverse voltage supported by the diode? 4. Plot on the same graph e(t), Va(t) as well as the potential difference across the resistor. R Z↑YD E Figure 2

Exercise 8 An ideal diode supplied by a sinusoidal voltage source e(t) = 24 sin wt deliver through a resistor R = 202 in a counter electromotive force E = 12 V (figure 2). elt) F 1. Calculate the values of 0(t) = wt which correspond to a change of state of the diode. 2. Give the expression of electric current. Deduce the potential differences across the resistor and the diode. 3. What is the maximum reverse voltage supported by the diode? 4. Plot on the same graph e(t), Va(t) as well as the potential difference across the resistor. R Z↑YD E Figure 2

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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