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When the diode is reverse biased with a voltage of 9V and Vbias=0.54V. So, the total potential will be A- 9.54 V B- 9 V C- 8.46 V D- 0.06 V

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When the diode is reverse biased with a voltage of 9V and Vbias=0.54V. So, the total potential will be

A- 9.54 V
B- 9 V
C- 8.46 V
D- 0.06 V

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Solution

Problem Breakdown

  1. Identify the situation: A diode is reverse biased with a voltage of 9V.
  2. Determine the additional bias voltage Vbias=0.54V V_{bias} = 0.54V .

Relevant Concepts

  1. The total potential difference across the diode when reverse biased is calculated by subtracting Vbias V_{bias} from the reverse voltage.
  2. The relationship can be expressed as follows: Vtotal=VreverseVbias V_{total} = V_{reverse} - V_{bias}

Analysis and Detail

  1. Plugging in the values: Vtotal=9V0.54V V_{total} = 9V - 0.54V
  2. Performing the calculation: Vtotal=9V0.54V=8.46V V_{total} = 9V - 0.54V = 8.46V

Verify and Summarize

  • The total voltage across the diode when reverse biased is 8.46V 8.46V .
  • Verify the calculations: 90.54=8.46 9 - 0.54 = 8.46
  • This confirms that the calculations are correct.

Final Answer

The total potential is C - 8.46 V.

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