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Course Title: Electronic Devices and Circuits

Corse Code: EEEE 3101

TUTORIAL ONE (1) QUESTIONS

1. Consider the resistor-diode circuit of figure 1. Assume the voltage source is 12 volts
and the resistor is 2kΩ. Further assume the diode is silicon and its bulk resistance is 10Ω.
Using the three diode approximations, compute the circulating current.

Figure 1

2. Calculate the circulating current for the circuit in Figure 2. Also find the diode and
resistor voltages. Assume the power supply is 20volts, the diode is silicon and the
resistor is 2KΩ.

Figure 2

3. Determine the circulating current for the circuit in figure 3. Also find the diode and
resistor voltages. Assume the power supply is 9volts, the diodes are silicon and
R1=1kΩ, R2=2kΩ.

Figure 3

4. Calculate the source current and resistor volage for the circuit in figure 4. Also find
the resistor voltage if the polarity is reversed. Assume the power supply is 10volts, the
diode is silicon and the resistors are 1kΩ.
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Figure 4

5. Determine the diode and resistor voltages for the circuit in figure 5 (assume the diodes
are silicon).

Figure 5

6. Determine the circulating current for the circuit in figure 6. Also find the diode and
resistor voltages. Assume the power supply is 9volts, the Zener voltage is 5.1volts and
the resistor is 3.3kΩ. What will be the current value if the polarity of the diode is
reversed.

Figure 6

7. Determine the circulating current for the circuit in figure 7, Assume the power supply
is 5volts, the LED forward voltage is 2.1volts and the resistor is 330Ω. Reverse the
polarity of the LED and repeat the calculations.

Figure 7

8. Determine the voltage across, R2 in figure 8, if the voltage source is 9volts, the Zener
is 6.8volts, R1=5.1k, and R2=33k.

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Figure 8

9. Determine the resistor voltage in figure 9 if E1=5volts, E2=9volts, and R1=1K

Figure 9.

10. Design a rectifier/filter that will produce an output voltage of approximately 30volts
wit a maximum current draw of 300mA. It should be fed from 120 VAC RMS source,
The ripple voltage should be less than 10% of the nominal output voltage at full load.

11. Determine the maximum load current for a DC supply such as shown in figure 10.
The capacitor voltage is 15volts average with ±1 volt of ripple
(i.e., 16 volts dropping to 14 volts). The Zener potential is 12 volts and Rlimit
is 4.7 Ω.

Figure 10

12. Determine the output signal for the circuit of figure 11. The input voltage is 10volt
peak sine wave at 1kHz, C = 10 μF, R = 10 kΩ, Vclamp = 5.7 volts and D is a silicon switching
diode.

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Figure 11

13. For the circuit of Figure 12, determine the peak output voltage. Vsec = 12 volts RMS, Rload = 50
Ω, C1 = 1500 μF. Sketch the output voltage waveform for the circuit with and without the
capacitor.

Figure 12

14. Determine the peak output voltage for the circuit of Figure 13. Vsec = 18 volts RMS, Rload = 75
Ω, C1 = 470 μF. Sketch the output voltage waveform for the circuit with and without the
capacitor.

Figure 13

15. For the circuit of Figure 14, determine the peak output voltage. Vsec = 18 volts RMS, Rload = 40
Ω, C1 = 1000 μF. Sketch the output voltage waveform for the circuit, with and without the
capacitor.

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Figure 14

16. Determine the output voltage waveform and its amplitude for the circuit in figure 15. Vin = 10
sin 2π100t, Vclip = 8 volts, R = 10 kΩ.

Figure 15

17. Draw the output waveform with its amplitudes for the circuit in figure 16. Vin = 10 sin 2π100t,
Vclip = 5 volts, R = 10 kΩ.

Figure 16

18. Draw the output waveform with its amplitude for the circuit in figure 17 Vin = 5 sin 2π2000t,
C = 10 μF, R = 4.7 kΩ.

Figure 17
19. Draw the output waveform with its amplitudes for circuit in figure 18. Vin = 8 sin 2π500t, Vclamp
= 2 volts, C = 4.7 μF, R = 33 kΩ.

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Figure 18

20. Determine the output signal for the circuit in figure 19. The input voltage is a 12volt
peak sine wave at 100Hz. D1 and D2 are silicon switching diodes. R=10k, V1=4volts,
and V2=8volts

Figure 19

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