Q2 Figure Q2 shows the Zener diode acting as a regulator and having variable input, Vi. Given the reverse breakdown voltage, Vz= 20 V, maximum zener diode current, IZM = 60 mA, source resistance, R = 100 Q and load resistance, R₁ = 3 kQ. (i) (ii) Determine the minimum input voltage, Vi(min). Calculate the load current, IL, the maximum voltage of source resistance, VR(max) and maximum input voltage, Vi(max). Show all your calculations. + R + - PZM IL RL

Q2 Figure Q2 shows the Zener diode acting as a regulator and having variable input, Vi. Given the reverse breakdown voltage, Vz= 20 V, maximum zener diode current, IZM = 60 mA, source resistance, R = 100 Q and load resistance, R₁ = 3 kQ. (i) (ii) Determine the minimum input voltage, Vi(min). Calculate the load current, IL, the maximum voltage of source resistance, VR(max) and maximum input voltage, Vi(max). Show all your calculations. + R + - PZM IL RL

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Chapter59: Motor Startup And Troubleshooting Basics

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