In: Electrical Engineering
The solution is given below: (The simulation has been performed using LTSPICE)
1. Circuit Diagram:
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3. The circuit diagram along with the output graphs is shown in the diagram above.
Diode current follows the relation I=Io [exp(eV/nKT)-1] where,
Io=Reverse saturation current
V=Applied voltage across the diode
n=(1 or 2) depending on the material of the diode
K=Boltzman's constant
T=Temp. in Kelvin.
Now, its very clear from the equation that increasing temp will result in decreasing current I. That's why in the simulated graph, with increasing temp, the current amplitude decreases.