EECE 310 Homework 2, Fall 2011
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American University of Beirut
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING
EECE 310 – Electronics
Fall 2011 – 2012
Due Wednesday October 12, 2011 at 9:00 am
Homework 2
1. [10 points] A junction diode operating at a temperature of 37 degrees C is
conducting a current of 0.33 mA, and has n = 1.2.
(a) [5 points] What is the value of IS for this diode if the diode voltage is 0.777 V?
(b) [5 points] What is the change in the diode voltage if the current increases by a
factor of 1000?
2. [60 points] Find the operating point (ID, VD) for the diodes in the circuits shown
below. Assume that all the diodes are ideal. [5 points for the ID value per diode, 5
points for the VD value per diode].
3. [30 points]
a. [10 points] Assume that the diode in the circuit below is ideal. Find the operating
point (ID, VD) of the diode. Hint: Use the Thévenin equivalent circuit.
b. Repeat part (a) for a real diode at a temperature of 27 degrees C with n = 1.2 and
IS = 10-14 A, using:
i. [10 points] Iterations with an initial guess for ID equal to the value found in
part (a)
ii. [10 points] The graphical load line method.