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... voltage , as in Figure 19-3a , an alternating current will flow continuously . This can happen because when the ac voltage is first turned on , charge begins to flow so that one plate acquires a negative charge and the other a positive ...
... voltage , as in Figure 19-3a , an alternating current will flow continuously . This can happen because when the ac voltage is first turned on , charge begins to flow so that one plate acquires a negative charge and the other a positive ...
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... voltage . resistor . If a current of 10 mA is to pass through the diode , what resistance must the resistor have ? SOLUTION From Figure 19-21 we see that the voltage drop across the diode is about 0.7 V when the current is 10 mA ...
... voltage . resistor . If a current of 10 mA is to pass through the diode , what resistance must the resistor have ? SOLUTION From Figure 19-21 we see that the voltage drop across the diode is about 0.7 V when the current is 10 mA ...
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... voltage charac- teristics are given in Figure 19-21 is connected in series with a battery and a 200 - N resistor . What battery voltage is needed to produce a 10 - mA cur- rent ? * 40 ( II ) An ac voltage of 240 V rms is to be rectified ...
... voltage charac- teristics are given in Figure 19-21 is connected in series with a battery and a 200 - N resistor . What battery voltage is needed to produce a 10 - mA cur- rent ? * 40 ( II ) An ac voltage of 240 V rms is to be rectified ...
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