Hey guys,
I'm reading this book on Microelectrics and on of the examples they have is if you have a peak voltage of 10V and R = 1k-ohm, this would be for an AC supply voltage and circuit with a diode in it, find the peak value of the current in the diode and the dc component of the output voltage. I understand how to get the current ( V= IR), but not how to get the DC voltage output. The book just lists the value at 3.18 V, and the current at 10mA. any help would be great. Thanks
I'm reading this book on Microelectrics and on of the examples they have is if you have a peak voltage of 10V and R = 1k-ohm, this would be for an AC supply voltage and circuit with a diode in it, find the peak value of the current in the diode and the dc component of the output voltage. I understand how to get the current ( V= IR), but not how to get the DC voltage output. The book just lists the value at 3.18 V, and the current at 10mA. any help would be great. Thanks