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BD EE 324 Microelectronics I Lab 2 The Diode Characteristics and PSpice Models Penn State Erie, The Behrend College Fall Semester 2006 Objectives: Utilize PSpice to plot the i-v curves of a diode Learn how to change the model parameters of PSpice devices Simulate an ideal diode by changing the parameters of the D1N914 diode Simulate a breakdown diode by changing the parameters of the D1N914 diode Relevant...
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BD EE 324 Microelectronics I Lab 2 The Diode Characteristics and PSpice Models
Penn State Erie, The Behrend College Fall Semester 2006
Objectives: Utilize PSpice to plot the i-v curves of a diode Learn how to change the model parameters of PSpice devices Simulate an ideal diode by changing the parameters of the D1N914 diode Simulate a breakdown diode by changing the parameters of the D1N914 diode Relevant Textbook Sections: Sections 3.2, 3.7 Equipment:...
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