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    This document contains 12 circuit analysis problems involving diodes, Zener diodes, and rectifier circuits. The problems involve determining output voltages and currents, as well as specifications like peak inverse voltage ratings of diodes, for various DC and AC input signals. Design problems include specifying component values to achieve a regulated output voltage and calculating maximum power dissipation.

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    University of Alexandria

    Faculty of Engineering
    Division of Communications & Electronics

    Subject Subject: Electronic devices and circuits EEC131

    Sheet 4

    1-for the shown network sketch Vo and determine Vdc.


    2.2k Vo

    Vi +
    110 V(rms) ideal
    -

    2- sketch Vo and the required PIV rating of each diode for the shown network.

    +
    100sinwt Vi Vo
    -
    2.2k

    3- for the shown network sketch Vo and determine dc voltage.

    +
    100sinwt Vi Vo
    -
    4k
    4k 4k

    4- For the rectifier circuit shown in figure, f = 50 Hz.


    a- If the switch is open sketch the output waveform and find the value of the
    transformer turns ratio n if the rms value of the load current IR is to be 10mA.
    (Assume ideal diodes)
    b- With the switch S is closed, and if C = 3 μF sketch the output
    voltage and Calculate (i) the ripple voltage
    (ii) the dc output voltage
    (iii) the ripple factor.

    n to 1
    220V +

    rms
    -
    C R
    1k
    S

    1
    5- sketch the output voltage for each network for the input shown in figure.
    . Vi

    20V

    t
    -5V

    2v Vi Vo
    Vi Vo
    +

    2.2k
    1k

    (a) +5v (b)

    6- For the circuit shown in figure sketch the output voltage and the
    current IR for the given input waveform.

    Vi
    10V R Vo

    10k

    Si Si‫‏‬
    Vi
    -10V +
    5.3V 7.3 V

    7- sketch the output voltage for each network for the input shown in figure.

    Vi C Vo Vi C Vo
    20 Vi
    R R

    + 5V

    -20 (b) (a)


    V

    8-For the regulator circuit shown in figure 3 find the minimum and maximum
    values of the input voltage Vi if the output voltage is to be regulated

    RS = 1 k
    +
    Vi RL = 4 k

    Vz=6V , Izmin=10mA , IZmax=60mA


    2
    9-The Zener diode in the circuit shown in Fig. 1-b has the i-v characteristic shown in Fig. 1-c For the
    input voltage VS shown in fig. 1-d sketch the Zener diode voltage waveform VD(t). Indicate the time
    intervals where the diode is ON (conducting a current) and OFF (open circuit). Label all breakpoint
    coordinates with values and units.

    7k Id
    +
    Vd - 4.5 V
    Vs 3k Vd
    - 0.6 V

    Fig. 1-b
    Vs (volt) Fig. 1-c

    20

    t (ms)
    10 20 30 40

    -20

    Fig. 1-d

    10- For the circuit shown in figure sketch the output voltage and the
    voltage across the resistance R for the given input waveform given that Vz1=10v,
    Vz2=10v.
    Vi 20 V
    R Vo

    Z1
    +
    Vi
    - Z2

    -20V

    11- (a) Design the network shown in figure to maintain Vo at 12 v for a load variation
    from 0 to 200 mA (determine Vz, Rs)

    (b) Determine the maximum power of the Zener diode of part (a)

    RS
    +
    16 RL

    3
    12- Obtain the voltage transfer characteristics for the circuit shown in figure assume that the diodes
    are identical and have Vγ = 0.6 volts and Rf = 0, then find its output when its input is equal to
    4 sin (20 π t) Volt.

    D1

    R1
    Vi Vo
    15k

    R2 7.5k R3 5k
    D2

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