Engineering, 05.12.2019 22:31 alex12everett
The design of a classical power supply using diodes: using the diode exponential model, determine the value of the resistance r such that the output voltage vo equals 3 v when il is 0. when a voltage of 0.7 v is applied across a diode, a current of 1 ma results through the diode. assume vt = 25 mv.
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