Answer the progress check question 1. Forward Bias:(i) Static forward Resistance (Rdc) =%3DTable 2.3v (V)Rdc (2)V (V)Rdc (2)0.618761.90.17142857.140.713433.330.23571428.570.810282.050.3664414.410.98666.670.477006.5117241.380.531666.6731807.092. Reverse Bias:Vr(i) Static reverse Resistance (Rdc) =%3DTable 2.5v (V)Rdc (2)v (V)Rdc (2)1293058.571762947.9229009009.01831087.186815909.0920723.5549088636.36101570.7455628378.381212395.11Progress Check Question:What have you noticed with the resistance values when the source voltage changes? (Michael)

Given: 1) Forward bias: Static forward resistance Rdc=VfIf 2) Reverse bias: Static reverse…

1. Forward Bias: Vf (i) Static forward Resistance (Rdc) = If Table 2.3 v (V) Rdc (2) V (V) Rdc (2) 0.6 18761.9 0.1 7142857.14 0.7 13433.33 0.2 3571428.57 0.8 10282.05 0.3 664414.41 0.9 8666.67 0.4 77006.51 1 7241.38 0.5 31666.67 3 1807.09 2. Reverse Bias: Vr (i) Static reverse Resistance (Rdc) = - Table 2.5 v (V) Rdc (2) v (V) Rdc (2) 1293058.57 1 7 62947.92 2 9009009.01 8 31087.18 6815909.09 9. 20723.55 4 9088636.36 10 1570.74 5 5628378.38 12 12395.11 Progress Check Question: What have you noticed with the resistance values when the source voltage changes? (Michael)

1. Forward Bias: Vf (i) Static forward Resistance (Rdc) = If Table 2.3 v (V) Rdc (2) V (V) Rdc (2) 0.6 18761.9 0.1 7142857.14 0.7 13433.33 0.2 3571428.57 0.8 10282.05 0.3 664414.41 0.9 8666.67 0.4 77006.51 1 7241.38 0.5 31666.67 3 1807.09 2. Reverse Bias: Vr (i) Static reverse Resistance (Rdc) = - Table 2.5 v (V) Rdc (2) v (V) Rdc (2) 1293058.57 1 7 62947.92 2 9009009.01 8 31087.18 6815909.09 9. 20723.55 4 9088636.36 10 1570.74 5 5628378.38 12 12395.11 Progress Check Question: What have you noticed with the resistance values when the source voltage changes? (Michael)

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