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Shaproma: /* Reverse current */

2011-02-23T17:25:46Z

Reverse current

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	5.) Fill in the blank. The reverse biased diode acts as a constant '''current''' source before the turn on voltage. As we can see from the plot below it keeps the constant current before the turn on voltage point.And it acts as a constant '''voltage''' source beyond the turn on voltage. As we can see from the plot below it keeps the constant voltage beyond the turn on voltage point(5 pnts)		5.) Fill in the blank. The reverse biased diode acts as a constant '''current''' source before the turn on voltage. As we can see from the plot below it keeps the constant current before the turn on voltage point. And it acts as a constant '''voltage''' source beyond the turn on voltage. As we can see from the plot below it keeps the constant voltage beyond the turn on voltage point(5 pnts)

	=Forward Current=		=Forward Current=

Shaproma: /* Reverse current */

2011-02-23T17:25:09Z

Reverse current

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	5.) Fill in the blank. The reverse biased diode ~~act~~ as a constant '''current''' source. As we can see from the plot below it keeps the constant current before the turn on voltage point.(5 pnts)		5.) Fill in the blank. The reverse biased diode acts as a constant '''current''' source before the turn on voltage. As we can see from the plot below it keeps the constant current before the turn on voltage point.And it acts as a constant '''voltage''' source beyond the turn on voltage. As we can see from the plot below it keeps the constant voltage beyond the turn on voltage point(5 pnts)

	=Forward Current=		=Forward Current=

Shaproma: /* Questions */

2011-02-23T17:22:19Z

Questions

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	2.)The measured reverse biased turn on voltage is _________ Volts for silicon diode type # IN_____________. The % difference between the measured turn on voltage and the one given in the specification is __________%. Circle the correct answer in the parentheses. This % difference (is / is not) within the measurement uncertainty. ( 10 pnts)		2.)The measured reverse biased turn on voltage is _________ Volts for silicon diode type # IN_____________. The % difference between the measured turn on voltage and the one given in the specification is __________%. Circle the correct answer in the parentheses. This % difference (is / is not) within the measurement uncertainty. ( 10 pnts). See the answer below.

Shaproma: /* Show and tell */

2011-02-20T06:48:34Z

Show and tell

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	[[File:L8 LED.png \| 1000 px ]]		[[File:L8 LED m1.png \| 1000 px ]]

	The LED starts to illuminate <math>V_{LED} = 1.869\ [V]</math> and illumination becomes stable and bright at about <math>V_{LED} = 1.890\ [V]</math>		The LED starts to illuminate <math>V_{LED} = 1.869\ [V]</math> and illumination becomes stable and bright at about <math>V_{LED} = 1.890\ [V]</math>

Shaproma: /* Show and tell */

2011-02-20T06:40:41Z

Show and tell

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	[[File:L8 LED.png \| 1000 px ]]		[[File:L8 LED.png \| 1000 px ]]

	The LED starts to illuminate <math>V_{LED} = 1.869\ [V]</math> and illumination becomes stable and bright at about <math>V_{LED} = 1.890\ [V]</math> that corresponds to <math>2\ -\ 3\ mA</math> current through the LED		The LED starts to illuminate <math>V_{LED} = 1.869\ [V]</math> and illumination becomes stable and bright at about <math>V_{LED} = 1.890\ [V]</math>
			that corresponds to <math>2\ -\ 3\ mA</math> current through the LED


	[[Forest_Electronic_Instrumentation_and_Measurement]]		[[Forest_Electronic_Instrumentation_and_Measurement]]
	[https://wiki.iac.isu.edu/index.php/Electronics_RS Go Back to All Lab Reports]		[https://wiki.iac.isu.edu/index.php/Electronics_RS Go Back to All Lab Reports]

Shaproma: /* Show and tell */

2011-02-20T06:40:22Z

Show and tell

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	[[File:L8 LED.png \| 1000 px ]]		[[File:L8 LED.png \| 1000 px ]]

	The LED starts to illuminate <math>V_{LED} = 1.869\ [V]</math> and illumination becomes stable and bright at about <math>V_{LED} = 1.890\ [V]</math>		The LED starts to illuminate <math>V_{LED} = 1.869\ [V]</math> and illumination becomes stable and bright at about <math>V_{LED} = 1.890\ [V]</math> that corresponds to <math>2\ -\ 3\ mA</math> current through the LED


	[[Forest_Electronic_Instrumentation_and_Measurement]]		[[Forest_Electronic_Instrumentation_and_Measurement]]
	[https://wiki.iac.isu.edu/index.php/Electronics_RS Go Back to All Lab Reports]		[https://wiki.iac.isu.edu/index.php/Electronics_RS Go Back to All Lab Reports]

Shaproma: /* Show and tell */

2011-02-20T06:37:47Z

Show and tell

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	2.) Create a circuit to cause an LED to illuminate.		2.) Create a circuit to cause an LED to illuminate.

	I just replaced the diode 1N5230B-T with the red LED LN21RPH. The plot below represents the forward current versus applied voltage.		I just replaced the diode 1N5230B-T with the red LED LN21RPH. The plot below represents the forward current versus the applied voltage.

Shaproma: /* Show and tell */

2011-02-20T06:37:24Z

Show and tell

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	2.) Create a circuit to cause an LED to illuminate.		2.) Create a circuit to cause an LED to illuminate.

	I just replaced the diode 1N5230B-T with the red LED LN21RPH. The plot below represents the forward current versus applied voltage.		I just replaced the diode 1N5230B-T with the red LED LN21RPH. The plot below represents the forward current versus applied voltage.


	[[File:L8 LED.png \| 1000 px ]]		[[File:L8 LED.png \| 1000 px ]]

			The LED starts to illuminate <math>V_{LED} = 1.869\ [V]</math> and illumination becomes stable and bright at about <math>V_{LED} = 1.890\ [V]</math>
	The LED starts to illuminate <math>V_{LED} = 1.869\ [V]</math> and illumination becomes stable and bright at about <math>V_{LED} = 1.890\ [V]</math>


	[[Forest_Electronic_Instrumentation_and_Measurement]]		[[Forest_Electronic_Instrumentation_and_Measurement]]
	[https://wiki.iac.isu.edu/index.php/Electronics_RS Go Back to All Lab Reports]		[https://wiki.iac.isu.edu/index.php/Electronics_RS Go Back to All Lab Reports]

Shaproma: /* Show and tell */

2011-02-20T06:37:01Z

Show and tell

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	2.) Create a circuit to cause an LED to illuminate.		2.) Create a circuit to cause an LED to illuminate.

			I just replaced the diode 1N5230B-T with the red LED LN21RPH. The plot below represents the forward current versus applied voltage.

			[[File:L8 LED.png \| 1000 px ]]


			The LED starts to illuminate <math>V_{LED} = 1.869\ [V]</math> and illumination becomes stable and bright at about <math>V_{LED} = 1.890\ [V]</math>


	[[Forest_Electronic_Instrumentation_and_Measurement]]		[[Forest_Electronic_Instrumentation_and_Measurement]]
	[https://wiki.iac.isu.edu/index.php/Electronics_RS Go Back to All Lab Reports]		[https://wiki.iac.isu.edu/index.php/Electronics_RS Go Back to All Lab Reports]

Shaproma: /* Questions */

2011-02-20T06:24:54Z

Questions

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	3.) Plot the forward biased diode and measure the effective impedance of the diode using a linear fit in the linear region at large bias voltages. ( 20 pnts)		3.) Plot the forward biased diode and measure the effective impedance of the diode using a linear fit in the linear region at large bias voltages. ( 20 pnts)

	[[File:L8 diod forvard.png \|~~100~~ px]]		[[File:L8 diod forvard.png \| 1000 px]]


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	<math>R=\frac{1}{p_1}\ \left[ \frac{V}{mA} \right] = \frac{1}{(868.6\pm 70.71)}\ k\Omega = (1.15\pm 0.09)\ \Omega</math>		<math>R=\frac{1}{p_1}\ \left[ \frac{V}{mA} \right] = \frac{1}{(868.6\pm 70.71)}\ k\Omega = (1.15\pm 0.09)\ \Omega</math>



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