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Go to the My computer, now right click on the drive where your operating system is loaded & click on the property option a popup window will be opened now click disk cleanup option: from there check up for temporary hibernating files and clean it, then I think the system will never go to...
Width of the base doesn't expand physically- i mean the space charge(region of uncovered charge both side of junction) expands more dipper towords the less doped side as per the biasing level which is known as early effect(vb=qn(w)2/2"ep"), where w is the space charge width,q is the charge of...
If there is a PN junction diode with N heavily doped and P lightly doped and thiner than the N region, then more eletrons will inject on p side and the transition region will spread deeper towards the p region which is called as "punch through effect".
Now in case of bjts the emitter is heavily...
Now in the MPLAB open you project & in the tool bar there is a option configure click & go to configuration bit setting ther you need to disable the watch dogtimer & select your crystal frequency and press ok & then compile your code, build it, then add the hex to the processor property in...
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If you are connecting a res. in series with pot there will be more drop across the series configuration hence voltage will not reach its maximum value.
Re: in pn junction ,relation bet. 'storage delay time' &'carrier life time' and frequ
Yes Storage delay time and carrier life time depends on frequency and the concept is based on transient and diffusion capacitance concept for diode (T=1/F).
Energy-storage components
Go by this process:
1) Copy your code in a text file.
2)close modelsim.
3)Open a working program by double clicking its source file that you have saved in its directory.
4)copy the code from that text file where you saved.
5)Then overwrite the code over the running code by deleting it.
6)save...
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