TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES

Manila

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Electronics Engineering Department ELE 1 Electronic Devices & Circuits 1(Lec)

ASSIGNMENT

SUBMITTED BY: Sheikh Jeran R. Suarez BSESE 3A SUBMITTED TO: Engr. Edgar A. Galido Instructor September 29, 2011

DIODE Refer to the zener circuit in Fig. 24-21

1. How much voltage is dropped across series resistor R when Vin= 10V?

a. 1.5 V b. 1 V

c. 0.8 V d. 0.9 V

2. Refer to question 1, when Vin=20V?

a. 9.9 V b. 10.9 V

c. 9.1 V d. 10.7 V

3. What is the voltage at VOUT when Vin= 10 V?

a. 9.1 V b. 9.2 V

c. 9.3 V d. 9.4 V

4. What is the current through R and the zener diode when Vin= 10 V?

a. 1 mA b. 0.7 mA

c. 0.9 mA d. 0.8 mA

5. What is the power dissipation of the zener diode when Vin=10 V?

a. 8.1 mW

c. 8.3 mW

b. 8.2 mW

d. NOTA

Solutions:
1. When Vin= 10 V

VD=Vin-VZ = 10- 9.1 = 0.9 V

2. Vin= 20 V

VD= 20-9.1 VD= 10.9 V

3. Vin= 10 V

Vo=VZ Since VZ= 9.1 V Vo= 9.1 V

4. Vin= 10v

IR=

=0.9 mA
5. Vin= 10V

PZ=VZIR =(9.1)(0.9 =8.1 mW

Reference Foundation of Electronics Circuits and Devices by Russell L. Meade. Chapter 24 page 846. Practice problem III. Bipolar Junction Transistor

Assume that the circuit in Fig. 27-23 has R1= 10k, R2=2k, RE=1k, RC= 4.7k and VCC= 10V. Determine: 1. Divider current a. 0.83 mA b. O.84 mA c. 0.85 mA d. NOTA

2. Base voltage a. 2 V b. 3 V 3. Emitter voltage a. 0.87 V b. 0.97 V 4. Emitter current a. 1 mA b. 2 mA

5. Collector voltage

c. 1.67 V d. NOTA

c. 1 V d. NOTA

c. 0.97 mA d. NOTA

a. 4.5 V b. 6.5 V

c. 5 V d. NOTA

Solutions
1. I=

2. VB= IR2= 0.83 A

12 = 1.67 V

3. VE= VB - 0.7 V= 1.67 0.7 = 0.97 V

4. IE=

5. VC= VCC-[ICRC]= 10 - 4.6 = 5.4 V

References Foundation of Electronics Circuits and Devices by Russell L. Meade. Chapter 27 page 942. Practice problem II. Field Effect Transistors

The self- bias circuit shown in Fig. 7-13 contains the hypothetical idealized n-channel JFET whose drain characteristics were given. Determine analytically the values of:
1. ID

a. 8 mA b. 7.913 mA
2. VGS

c. 9 mA d. 10 mA

a. 1.187 V b. -1.187 V
3. VRS

c. 1.2 V d. -1.2 V

a. 1.187 V

c. 3 V

b. 2 V
4. VRD

d. 4V

a. 10 V b. 9 V
5. VDS

c. 11.87 V d. 8 V

a. 11 V b. 10 V Solutions
1. For ID

c. 9 V d. 10.94 V

Det.

ID=IDSS(+

=7.913 mA
2. VGS= -RSID= - (150

)= -1.187 V

3. The voltage VRS across the source resistance has the same magnitude as VGS, but the positive terminal is at

the top as shown in Figure 7-13. Thus, VRMS= 1.187 V

4. VRD= RDID

= (1.5 = 11.87 V
5. VDS= VS VRS - VRD

= 24 1.187 11.87 = 10.94 V Reference Foundation of Electronics Circuits and Devices by Russell L. Meade. Chapter 7 page 329-330.