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Nanyang Technological University

School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering


EE2002 Analog Electronics

TUTORIAL 4
(With answers at the end)

1.a) Determine the empirical diode junction equation for a 1N4005 diode given the
following voltage and current values:
VDl = 0.6V @ IDl = 2.3mA
VD2 = 0.8V @ ID2 = 245mA

1.b) Use the empirical diode junction equation, obtained in 1(a), to calculate the diode
voltage VD for a 1N4005 diode when the diode currents is
ID = 20 mA
ID = 300 mA

1.c) A 1N4005 diode is used in the circuit shown in Fig.1, determine the diode
voltage and current by means of successive iteration method.

VS =5V

vs = 0.1 Vp-p

RS = 470 Ω

+
IN4305 vOUT = VOUT + vout
_

Fig. 1 Fig. 2

2. Determine the AC component of the output voltage, vout, for the circuit in Fig. 2 when
VS = 5V. The I-V characteristic of the IN4305 diode has the following voltage and
current values:
VD1 = 0.50V at ID1 = 250μA
VD2 = 0.70V at ID2 = 10mA
3. Find the Q-points (ID , VD) of the diodes in the circuits of Fig. 3. Using the simple
model for forward biased diode, the diode voltage is given as 0.75V.

Fig. 3

Answers to Tutorial 4

1(a) The empirical junction equation for the IN4005 diode is


VD
⎡ ID ⎤
ID ≈ (1.90nA)e
( 42 . 8 mV )
or VD ≈ (42.8mV ) ln ⎢
⎣1.90nA ⎥⎦
1(b) (i) For ID=20 mA, VD=0.692 V
(ii) For ID=300 mA, VD=0.808 V
1(c) ID = 215 mA, VD=0.794 V
2. vout = 1.24 mVP-P

D1 D2
5(a) 0A, -2.13V 0.808mA, 0.75V
5(b) 0.283mA, 0.75V 0.667mA, 0.75V
5(c) 0.183mA, 0.75V 0.9mA, 0.75V
5(d) 0.617mA, 0.75V 0A, -15.75V

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