1.1 Explain how to test a semiconductor diode whether it is defected or not, by means of an ohmmeter? 1.2 For the circuit given in Fig. 1, Dı is a diode, V1=5V, R1=1kN ,and Rpor=lkQ find the voltage Vp and current Ip. ID R1 RPot - V1 D1 V Vo Figure 1. 1.3 For the circuit given in Fig. 2, D1 is a diode, Vi=5V, R1=1kM ,and Rpor=lkN find the voltage Vp and current Ip. a ID R1 RPot > D1 A VD Figure 2.

1.1 Explain how to test a semiconductor diode whether it is defected or not, by means of an ohmmeter? 1.2 For the circuit given in Fig. 1, Dı is a diode, V1=5V, R1=1kN ,and Rpor=lkQ find the voltage Vp and current Ip. ID R1 RPot - V1 D1 V Vo Figure 1. 1.3 For the circuit given in Fig. 2, D1 is a diode, Vi=5V, R1=1kM ,and Rpor=lkN find the voltage Vp and current Ip. a ID R1 RPot > D1 A VD Figure 2.

Electric Motor Control

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Chapter59: Motor Startup And Troubleshooting Basics

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Problem 12SQ: How is a solid-state diode tested? Explain.

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