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What does I-V stand for?
Think about the two electrical quantities involved.
Define V_SD.
Consider where this voltage applies.
What are the key components of the I-V characteristic?
Consider what two variables are being measured.
Is V_SD equal to V_SD(sat) assumed in practical applications?
Think about practical assumptions in mathematics.
An engineer measures the current through a device and notes a significant drop-off in performance at 3 volts. How would you graphically represent this and what could it imply?
Consider the implications of current drop relative to voltage increase.
A silicon diode has an I-V curve that sharply increases after 0.7V. How would this inform your design decisions for a circuit using this diode?
Think about how certain components behave at their threshold voltages.
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