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- How is a solid-state diode tested? Explain.Explain the principle operation for a diode and how it is used as a rectifier.Discussion:- 1- How does a diode work as a voltage regulator? 2- What is a Zener breakdown? 3- What happens to the DC output voltage when the input varies within the limits? 4- Name three other applications of Zener diodes.
- A. Explain your back ground about the diode and Zener diode.Explain how the zener diode act as a voltage regulator?How it maintains the regulation with unregulated input or the variable load?Elaborate with suitable example?Q/Why does the zener diode not work when a voltage is applied less than its voltage, and what is the output? Explain that?
- What can you say about the biasing of a Zener diode?Reverse the diode and replace the positive DC supply with negative DC supply. Does the output voltage waveform change? Why? (Explain Briefly)A. Draw the circuit diagram of a simple positive clamper with input and output waveforms (with values) for an input peak to peak of Vpp = 20 Volts .Assume Germanium diode is used.
- Check-up if zener diode in figure below is reverse-biased as well as properly voltage-biased. Calculate diode current and power dissipation.If RLmin=750 and RLmax=2k in the regulator circuit given in the figure, what is the maximum reverse voltage current value of the Zener diode in Izmax mA?What is the difference between the maximum Zener current and the reverse current for a Zener diode? What does a positive Zener voltage temperature coefficient signify? How can a Zener diode be temperature compensated?