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what will be the thermal voltage at 300kelvin?
a)27mv b)300mv c)26mv d)1mv
- Sandhiya
- 30 Apr 2020
- 8 Answers
8 Answers
8 Answers
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C 26mvModal content
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cModal content
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V=KT/Q
K=1.38*10-²³
T=300k
Q=1.6*10-¹9
V=25.8mV≈26mVModal content
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26 mVModal content
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26mvModal content
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c) 26mV
solution:
By shockley diode equation,
Vt=kT/q ; Vt=thermal voltage,
k=Botlzmann constant= 8.617 * 10^-5 eV/K,
q= electric charge of electron
= 1.602*10^-19,
T=absolute temperature
=>Vt=8.617*10^-5 * 300 / 1.602*10^-19
=25.85mVModal content
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c 26mvModal content
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