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21 June, 19:11

Listed below are the results of measurements taken on several different junction diodes. For each diode, the data

provided are the diode current I and the corresponding diode voltage V. In each case, estimate IS, and the diode voltage at

10I and I/10.

A. 10.0 mA, 700 mV

B. 1.0 mA, 700 mV

C. 10 A, 800 mV

D. 1 mA, 700 mV

E. 10 μA, 600 mV

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