Problem 2- 15 Points This problem involves the circuit shown below. You are given that R = K = Amps Volt 10, C= = R 2R www www iD + VA+Va V is "small" 2R C VC VD Characteristics of nonlinear device: ip=0 when vp≤0 2 iD = KvD² when vD>0 iD 1μF, and (A) Find the operating point voltage Vp and the operating point current Ip in the circuit shown above. Assume for this part that VA = 12V.

Problem 2- 15 Points This problem involves the circuit shown below. You are given that R = K = Amps Volt 10, C= = R 2R www www iD + VA+Va V is "small" 2R C VC VD Characteristics of nonlinear device: ip=0 when vp≤0 2 iD = KvD² when vD>0 iD 1μF, and (A) Find the operating point voltage Vp and the operating point current Ip in the circuit shown above. Assume for this part that VA = 12V.

EBK ELECTRICAL WIRING RESIDENTIAL

19th Edition

ISBN:9781337516549

Author:Simmons

Publisher:Simmons

Chapter19: Special-purpose Outlets-water Pump, Water Heater

Section19.2: Water Heater Branch Circuit

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