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102. Assume that the silicon diode in the circuit as
shown in the figure requires a mnumum current
of I mA to be above the knee point (0.7V) of its
I-V characteristics. IfR-2k2, the minimum
voltage V required to keep the diode above the
knee point is,
0.7V
V
a) 4.7 V
c) 2.9 V
b) 4.5 V
dy 2.7 V
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