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In the diode circuit shown below, the value of voltage for each diode



VA is(Assume,Vγ=0.7V)


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-2.15 V
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0 V
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1.75 V
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2 V
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Solution

The correct option is A -2.15 V
Initially assume each diode is in its conducting state

VB=0.7V

and VA=0.7+0.7=0V

Applying KCL at node A,

5VA5k=ID2+(VA0.7)(10)5k

Since, VA=0

ID2=0.86mA

Which is in consistant with the assumption that all diodes are ON.
Now assume that D1 and D3 are ON and D2 is OFF

Applying KVL in the loop,

5+(ID1×5k)+0.7+(ID1×5k)10=0

ID1=150.710k=1.43mA

=0.7+(1.43×5)10

VA=2.15V

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