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Given the following circuit with VDD = 6.6 V, R = 3.2 kΩ, then the current I is: Use the CVD model for the diode, with VD = 0.65 V. a. 0.002062 A b. 2.062500 A c. 1.859375 A d. 0 A e. 0.001859 A

Given the following circuit with VDD = 6.6 V, R = 3.2 kΩ, then the current I is: Use the CVD model for the diode, with VD = 0.65 V. a. 0.002062 A b. 2.062500 A c. 1.859375 A d. 0 A e. 0.001859 A

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Given the following circuit with VDD = 6.6 V, R = 3.2 kΩ, then the current I is: Use the CVD model for the diode, with VD = 0.65 V. a. 0.002062 A b. 2.062500 A c. 1.859375 A d. 0 A e. 0.001859 A

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