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    Xavier University

    College of Engineering

    Electronics and Communication Department

    Experiment No.3

    Diode Load Line

    Date Performed : Jan. 5, 2011 Subject: ACE04L

    Date Submitted : Jan 12, 2011 Group Number:

    Group Leader: Oliver Orville Oliveros

    Group Members:Belitor, Jonas-Noe P.

    Siose, Reuven Kerr

    Waminal, Archie

    Presentation:Data and results:

    Analysis and Conclusion:

    Total:

    Instructor:

    Instructors Signature:

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    I. Objective

    II. Introductory Information

    A load line is used in graphic analysis of circuits, representing the constraint other

    parts of the circuit place on a non-linear device, like a diode or transistor. A load line

    represents the response of a linear circuit connected to the nonlinear device in question.The operating point is where the parameters of the nonlinear device and the parameters of

    the linear circuit match, according to how they are connected while still adhering to their

    internal systems.In the example on the right, the nonlinear diode is placed in series with a linear

    circuit consisting of a resistor and a voltage source. The load line represents the

    relationship between current and voltage in the linear part of the circuit while the

    exponential represents the relationship between current and voltage in the nonlineardevice. Since the current going through three elements in series should be the same, the

    operating point of the circuit will be at the intersection of the exponential with the load

    line.

    In a BJT circuit, the BJT has a different current-voltage(IC-VCE) characteristicdepending on the Base current. Placing a series of these curves on the graph shows how

    the base current will affect the operating point of the circuit.The load line is used for dc analysis, and has no bearing on small-signal

    analysis once an operating point is identified.

    III. Materials Needed

    Module EL-1-B, Two Multimeters.

    IV. Procedure

    . For Diode D construct a current-voltage graph. Limit the current to 10mA and use a fullsheet of graph paper for an enlarge scale. Set resistor R to 1000 ohms and VB to 10 volts

    and connect the diode and resistor, R, in series (if necessary by-pass the input

    potentiometer). Measure and record VQ and IQ. From a load line on your graph comparethese values of VQ and IQ with the experimental results. Repeat for R = 2000ohms and R

    = 4000ohms.

    2. Repeat step 1 for zener Diode ZD2. bypass the series resistor connected to this zener

    diode.. Repeat step 1 foe LED. Bypass the series resistor connected to this LED.

    Data and Results

    Table 1. For diode D

    Resistance VQ IQ measuresd IQ load line % Diff. for IQ1000 3.52 V 10.51mA 3. 52mA 66.50

    2000 4.92V 6.5mA 2.46 mA 62.15

    4000 5.51V 3.82mA 1.377 mA 63.95

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    Table 2. For Zener Diode D2

    Resistance VQ IQ measuresd IQ load line % Diff. for IQ1000 3.16 V 4.95mA 3.16 mA 36.16

    2000 4.63V 2.54mA 2.315 mA 8.854000 4.614V 2.08mA 1.153 mA 44.56

    Table 3. For LED

    Resistance VQ IQ measuresd IQ load line % Diff. for IQ1000 3.193 V 8.56mA 3.193 mA 62.69

    2000 3.21V 5.13mA 1.605 mA 68.71

    4000 5.53V 2.24mA 1.3825 mA 38.28