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This document contains 4 problems related to diode circuits: 1) Find currents and voltages in a diode circuit using Thevenin's theorem assuming ideal diodes and diodes with a 0.7V voltage drop. 2) Sketch the output waveform of a circuit with a 15V sinusoidal input and 50 ohm diode when conducting and open when not. 3) Plot the output voltage and diode current over time for a full-wave rectifier with a 160uF capacitor filter and calculate the ripple voltage, maximum diode current, and peak inverse voltage. 4) Calculate the output voltage for two circuits with diodes and a 3V zener diode, assuming a 0.7V cut-

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Assignmenlk, MLT 7 Solution New

This document contains 4 problems related to diode circuits: 1) Find currents and voltages in a diode circuit using Thevenin's theorem assuming ideal diodes and diodes with a 0.7V voltage drop. 2) Sketch the output waveform of a circuit with a 15V sinusoidal input and 50 ohm diode when conducting and open when not. 3) Plot the output voltage and diode current over time for a full-wave rectifier with a 160uF capacitor filter and calculate the ripple voltage, maximum diode current, and peak inverse voltage. 4) Calculate the output voltage for two circuits with diodes and a 3V zener diode, assuming a 0.7V cut-

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Problem 1:

a) Assuming that the diodes in the circuit of Figure 1 areideal, utilize


thevenins theorem to simplify the circuits and thus fund the values of the
labeled currents and voltages.
b) Now,assume that conducting diodes can be represented by the
constant-voltage-drop model (VD = 0.7 V),utilize Thevenins theorem to
simplify the circuits of Figure 1 and thus find the values of labelled
currents and voltages.

Figure 1
Problem 2:
For the circuit shown in Fig.2 , sketch the output waveform with
time .When diode conducts,voltage drop is 0.7V and forward resistance
15Sin (t )V
is 50 ohm.In OFF state diode is open circuit.Assume Vi=

Problem 3:
A full wave rectifier is shown in fig.5. the center tapped transformer

F
voltage is 35V rms ,50 Hz.A 160
connected in the output to the filterout
the load voltage ripple. Arpple of 250 ohm is connected in parallel with a
filter capacitor .assume that the cut off voltage of the diode is 0.7V and
forward biased resistance is zero.
a) Plot the output voltage V0 and the diode current ID at the staedy state.
b) Calculate the ripple voltage and the maximum diode current.
c) Calculate the peak inverse voltage.

PROBLEM 4:
Determine the output voltage with reference to ground for the circuits
shown below assuming that cut-in-voltage of both diode and zener diode is
0.7V and that zener voltage 3V.

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