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The assignment consists of various problems related to electronics, including the differences between conductors, semiconductors, and insulators, as well as detailed calculations involving diodes, transformers, and transistor circuits. Students are required to analyze circuits, determine voltages and currents, and sketch waveforms based on given figures. Additionally, the assignment includes tasks related to seven-segment displays and self-bias configurations.

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Assignment 11

The assignment consists of various problems related to electronics, including the differences between conductors, semiconductors, and insulators, as well as detailed calculations involving diodes, transformers, and transistor circuits. Students are required to analyze circuits, determine voltages and currents, and sketch waveforms based on given figures. Additionally, the assignment includes tasks related to seven-segment displays and self-bias configurations.

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Suez University

Faculty of Technology and Education


Electrical Department

Assignment (11)
1. What is the difference between conductors, semiconductors, and insulators?
2. Make a comprehensive comparison between intrinsic and extrinsic (p-type and n-type)
semiconductors.
3. Determine the forward voltage and forward current for the diode in Figure 1-(a) and
(b) for each of the diode models. Also find the voltage across the limiting resistor in
each case. Assume 𝑟𝑑′ = 10 V.

Figure 1
4. For circuit in Figure 2: Assuming the practical model and the transformer has a 120 V rms across the
primary.
a. Determine the peak output voltage,
b. Show the voltage waveforms across a secondary winding and across RL,
c. Find the average value of the output voltage,
d. What PIV rating is required for the diodes?
e. What is the peak current through each diode?

Figure 2

Dr. Mohammed A. Elsayed Eid - Principles of Electronics – Second Year


Suez University
Faculty of Technology and Education
Electrical Department

5. Determine the output voltage waveform for each circuit in Figure 3. Assuming the ideal model.

Figure 3
6. Determine the peak forward current through each diode in Figure 4. And determine the output
voltage waveform for each circuit in Figure. Assuming the practical model.

Figure 4
7. Describe the output waveform of each circuit in Figure 5. Assume the RC time constant is much
greater than the period of the input. Assuming the practical model.

Figure 5 Figure 6
8. A certain full-wave voltage doubler has input peak voltage 20 V. What is the output voltage? Draw
the circuit, indicating the output terminals and PIV rating for the diode. Assuming the ideal model.
9. A 20 V peak sinusoidal voltage is applied to the circuit in Figure 6 in place of the dc source. Draw
the output waveform. Use the parameter values established in Problem 9 in Assignment (6).
10. Determine how to connect the seven-segment display in Figure 7 to display “5.” The maximum
continuous forward current for each LED is 30 mA and a +5 V dc source is to be used.

Dr. Mohammed A. Elsayed Eid - Principles of Electronics – Second Year


Suez University
Faculty of Technology and Education
Electrical Department

Figure 7
11. Determine IB, IC, IE, VCE, VBE, VCB, αDC, and PD in circuit of Figure 8. And determine whether the
transistor is saturated or not. Assume VCE(sat) = 0.2 V

Figure 8
12. For the self-bias configuration of Figure 9:
a. Sketch the transfer curve for the device.
b. Determine IDQ and VGSQ.
c. Calculate VDS, VD, VG, and VS.
13. For the network of Figure 10, assume VDS = 9.11 V. Determine:
a. VG.
b. IDQ and VGSQ.
c. VD and VS .

Figure 9 Figure 10

Dr. Mohammed A. Elsayed Eid - Principles of Electronics – Second Year

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