4.5.1 - Signal Feeding and Resistance Considerations
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What is the cut-in voltage for a silicon diode?
💡 Hint: Remember standard silicon diode characteristics.
Describe what happens when the input voltage is below the cut-in voltage.
💡 Hint: Think about the diode's operation state.
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What is the typical cut-in voltage for silicon diodes?
💡 Hint: Consider standard properties of silicon.
True or False: The diode is ON when the input voltage is below the cut-in voltage.
💡 Hint: Visualize the diode's operational states.
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Given a signal with an amplitude of 2V and a DC bias of 3V applied to a diode-resistor combination, determine the behavior of the output signal.
💡 Hint: Focus on the combination of DC and AC aspects.
A circuit has a forward bias of 0.7V and an R_on of 20 ohms. If the input voltage increases to 5V with a max AC variation of 0.5V, what is the output voltage considering current flow?
💡 Hint: Using Ohm's Law will help simplify this.
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