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The Graphs in Fig 3A4-6. What does the vertical part of the characteristic mean?

There is a problem with these graphs. What is it and how should it be corrected?
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  • That is true if you want to put many devices on one graph.  However, you still have the difficulty of reading a value to contend with.  My point is that if we want to actually use this data maybe a graph of this sort is not the best way.  Simply providing data for each device for the five points given plus simply equation to obtain intermediate values might be better.


    t = t1 + ( (t2 - t1) * ((I2 - I1) / (I2 - I1)) ) I think that is right but I am converting from a different form so check it before use.


    Regards 


    Geoff Blackwell
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  • That is true if you want to put many devices on one graph.  However, you still have the difficulty of reading a value to contend with.  My point is that if we want to actually use this data maybe a graph of this sort is not the best way.  Simply providing data for each device for the five points given plus simply equation to obtain intermediate values might be better.


    t = t1 + ( (t2 - t1) * ((I2 - I1) / (I2 - I1)) ) I think that is right but I am converting from a different form so check it before use.


    Regards 


    Geoff Blackwell
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