Determine the current in the diode, Electrical Engineering

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Q. Consider the circuit shown in Figure. Determine the current in the diode by assuming:

(a) The diode is ideal.

(b) The diode is to be represented by the model of Figure 7.2.5(a) with Von = 0.6V,and

(c) The diode is to be represented by the model of Figure 7.2.5(b) with Von = 0.6 V and Rf = 20 .

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