How To Solve Diode Circuit Problems In Series and Parallel Using Ohm's Law and KVL
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- Опубліковано 29 жов 2019
- This electronics video tutorial explains how to solve diode circuit problems that are connected in series and parallel. It explains how to calculate the current flowing in the resistors as well as the output voltage of the circuit using ohm's law and kirchoff's voltage law of closed loop circuits.
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I used Voltage Divide in 6:26. Same process, I subtract the Vd to the Vs. Then voltage divide the 3k resistor (with the 9.3V) to get the Vo, and used Vo in Ohm's Law. Same result!
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at 11:00 why is V0 = 0.7v ?
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For the problem at the 22 mark, the The parallel combination of the 2k and 4k resistor is 1.33 KILO-ohms, and NOT 1.33 ohms. Also the total resistance is 9.33 KILO-ohms, NOT 9.33 ohms!
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