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    ETA115D - Additional Tutorial 1 - 2 PDF

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    1. The document contains two practice questions related to circuit analysis and semiconductor materials. 2. Question 1 involves analyzing a circuit with resistors, an LED, and an LDR to determine voltage values based on measurements. It also involves filling in resistor color codes and coded resistor values. 3. Question 2 involves describing material classes based on energy diagrams, explaining why silicon is commonly used, analyzing diode characteristics in a circuit, and discussing the doping process for a p-type semiconductor material.

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    1. The document contains two practice questions related to circuit analysis and semiconductor materials. 2. Question 1 involves analyzing a circuit with resistors, an LED, and an LDR to determine voltage values based on measurements. It also involves filling in resistor color codes and coded resistor values. 3. Question 2 involves describing material classes based on energy diagrams, explaining why silicon is commonly used, analyzing diode characteristics in a circuit, and discussing the doping process for a p-type semiconductor material.

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    1. The document contains two practice questions related to circuit analysis and semiconductor materials. 2. Question 1 involves analyzing a circuit with resistors, an LED, and an LDR to determine voltage values based on measurements. It also involves filling in resistor color codes and coded resistor values. 3. Question 2 involves describing material classes based on energy diagrams, explaining why silicon is commonly used, analyzing diode characteristics in a circuit, and discussing the doping process for a p-type semiconductor material.

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    ETA115D - Additional Tutorial 1 - 2 PDF

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    1. The document contains two practice questions related to circuit analysis and semiconductor materials. 2. Question 1 involves analyzing a circuit with resistors, an LED, and an LDR to determine voltage values based on measurements. It also involves filling in resistor color codes and coded resistor values. 3. Question 2 involves describing material classes based on energy diagrams, explaining why silicon is commonly used, analyzing diode characteristics in a circuit, and discussing the doping process for a p-type semiconductor material.

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    Additional Tutorial (1-2)

    Question 1 [20]

    Figure1

    1.1 Using Figure1 as a reference, state and explain the resistor applications
    in the circuit. (6)
    1.2 Figure1 has the following data: VS = 7 V; R2 = 470Ω ; R1 = 1k5.
    Using the voltage divider equation, determine the required R1 value to
    set up VAB to be 4, 5 V. Give the E12 value of R1. (3)

    1.3 Is the LED in the circuit in Figure1 an active or passive component?


    Give reasons for your answer. (2)

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    Additional Question

    ♦ Explain the fuction/application of each or combination of component(s) in the


    circuit.
    ♦ State which component combinations uses the voltage divider configuration.

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    Question 2 [16]

    Table Q1

    Measured
    Voltage LDR LED
    (V)

    1st 3, 5 2
    2nd 0 0

    Figure Q1

    VS = 9V; R1 = 1kΩ; R2 = 330Ω

    1.1 In Table Q1, the measured values represent the following conditions:
    1st – R1, in Figure Q1, is adjusted to ensure a certain voltage value across
    AB.
    2nd – R1 is readjusted to a certain value across AB.

    1.1.1 What is the voltage across AB that yields the 1stmeasured result,
    in Table 1.3? Give a reason for your answer. (2)

    VAB is the sum of VLDR and VLED = 5, 5 V √. Series components


    divide the supplied voltage across them. √

    1.1.2 What is the approximate voltage VAB , for the voltage across the
    components to be zero and give a reason. (2)

    Slightly less than 2 V. √ The LED requires at least 2 V to conduct


    and allow current to flow in the circuit. √

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    1.4 Fill in the missing resistance and tolerance values / colour codes in
    Table Q1.4 (3)
    Resistance
    Tolerance 1st band 2nd band 3rd band 4th band 5th band
    value
    5, 75Ω ±10% Green Violet Green Silver Silver
    37, 2 kΩ ±0, 1% Orange Green Red Red Violet
    62,1 Ω ± 0, 25% Blue Blue Brown Gold Blue
    Table 1.4

    1.5 Fill in the following chip resistor / coded values: (5)

    Coded value 562 8205 0R27 1006 3R9


    Resistance value 5k6 Ω 82 MΩ 0.27 Ω 100 MΩ 3.9 Ω

    1.6 Define the following: (3)

    1.6.1 Short circuit

    1.6.2 Valance shell

    1.6.3 Doping process

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    Question 2 [15]

    2.1 For each of the energy diagrams, briefly describe the class of material
    based on relative comparison. (6)

    2.2 Explain why is Silicon material attractive or preferred in the


    semiconductor development. (2)

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    2.3 Determine the forward voltage and forward current for the diode in
    Figure Q2.3 for a complex diode model. Also find the voltage across
    The limiting resistor. Assume 𝑟𝑟𝑏𝑏′ = 8, 2 Ω at the determined value of
    forward current. Show all calculations assumptions (3)

    Figure Q2.3

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    2.4 Discuss the process of doping, making reference to a p-type
    semiconductor material. (4)

    *END*

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