In the diode circuit shown below, the value of voltage VA will be (Assume Vr=0.7V for each diode)
A
- 1.75 V
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B
0 V
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C
2 V
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D
- 2.15 V
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Solution
The correct option is D - 2.15 V Initially assume each diode is in its conducting state VB=−0.7V VA=0.7−0.7=0V
Applying KCL at node - A
5−VA5k = ID2+(VA−0.7)−(−10)5k
Since , VA = 0
ID2=5−9.35k=−0.86mA
As it was assumed initially all diodes were ON
Now we know,
Diodes D1 and D3 are ON and diode D2 is OFF.
Apply KVL in the loop , −5+(ID1×5k)+0.7+(ID1×5k)−10=0