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    Week4ExerciseSolutions

    S7E1Usingthevalue:vI=5;

    Part1

    TofindthevoltagevA,youhavetohavethecurrenti Asatisfythetwoequations:

    iA=(5-vA)/2

    iA=10*(1-e-vA/5

    )

    Tosolve,setthemequal,andsolve.

    Sincetheexponentialtermchangesfaster,then,youarrangetheequationfortheexponentialtermwith

    vAtobethevariableandpluginyour"guess"ofv Ainthenon-exponentialtermandsolveforv A:exp[-vA/5]=1-(vI-(vA_guess))/20,orexp[-vA/5]=1-(5-(vA_guess))/20Letssaythattheinitialguessisv A_guess=1(letscalltheinitialguessv A0),then,solvethefollowing

    equationtogetthefirstiterationofv A,whichwillbecometheimprovedvA_guessforthenextiteration

    (letscalltheresultandtheimprovedv A_guessvA1):exp[-vA1/5]=1-(5-vA0)/20,orexp[-vA1/5]=1-(5-1)/20Tosolveforit(ortogetabetterconvergence),takenaturallogonbothsidestogetmyv A1:vA1=-5*ln(1-(5-vA0)/20)ThisgivesvA1=1.116.Continueoninthismanneruntilv Aconverges.UsingExceltohelpwiththecalculation,hereisthesequenceforv A0,vA1,vA2,...

    1.115718 1.079686 1.090878 1.087399 1.08848 1.088144So,youcanseethatitconvergesto1.088.

    Howtocheckyouranswer:Plotthetwoequations,andfindtheintersection.

    Part2

    Takethederivativeoftheequationdictatingthebehaviortofindtheratio:

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    (-vA+vi)=10*(1-e^(-vA/5))

    -dvA+dvi=20*(1/5*e^(-vA/5))dvA

    dvA/dvi=1/(1+4*e^(-vA/5))

    PluginthevAfoundabove,andyouhavetherationtobe0.237.

    Part3

    Welookfortheincrementalresistancedv A/diA:

    iA=10*(1-e^(-vA/5))

    diA=10*(1/5)*e^(-vA/5)*dvA

    dvA/dvi=1/(2*e^(-vA/5))

    PluginginthevAfoundinpart1,wehavetheincrementalresistanceas0.622.

    S7E2Usingthevalues:i=v

    3,I=4.0A,R=8.2ohms.

    Part1

    Findv:I=v/R+i=v/R+v3

    Thus,wehave4.0=v/8.2+v3,andsolvingforvgivesusv=1.56.

    Part2

    Theoperatingcurrentisfoundviai=v3.Wehave1.56

    3as3.81.

    Part3

    Theincrementalresistancedv/dicanbefoundbytakingthederivativeofi=v3.Youhavedi=3v

    2dv,so

    dv/di=1/3v2=0.137.

    S7E3

    Part1

    Takethederivativetofindincrementalresistance:

    diD=I0/VT*e^(VD/VT)dVD,

    dVD/diD=VT/I0*e^(-VD/VT)

    Therefore,whenbiasedatV D,wehavetheincrementalresistanceV T/I0*e^(-VD/VT).

    Part2

    VT=26mV,I0=81014

    A,R=3.9k,VD/iD=100.

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    WesettheincrementalresistanceV D/iD=VT/I0*e^(-VD/VT)=100,andsolveforVD.

    WefindVDtobe0.57.

    FromVDwecanfindV I.SinceweknowthatVD/iDis100,wefindiDtobe0.00026.

    Wethensolve(VIVD)/R=iDtofindVItobe1.58.

    Part3

    VD/iD=VT/I0*e^(-VD/VT)=1000.

    Solving,wefindVDtobe0.51.

    Thus,weknowthatiD=0.00026.

    WefindVIbysolving(VIVD)/R=iD,andwehaveVI=0.61.

    S8E0

    Part1

    vo=Ro*(-iD)=-RoK1vB=-RoK1VI

    Part2

    vo=Ro*(-iD)=-RoK2iB=-RoK2VI/RI

    S8E1

    UsingR=850.0,VS=5.0,K=0.088.

    v=i*R=K/v2*R.

    Solveforvwehavev=4.213.

    vo=VSv=0.787.

    S8E2

    Part1andPart2

    TofindRTH,setindependentsourcestozero,akasetI O=0(opencircuit).Wethushavetworesistorsin

    parallel.

    RTH=R1*R2/(R1+R2)=398.

    TofindVTHwethensolvei*R 1+alpha*i-(IOi)*R2=0,andfindItobe0.0019,andthusV TH=(IOi)*

    R2=1.6.