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I got all the lab data done only missing some calculations and I’m looking for someone to do the small calculations and put a lab report together.

I got all the lab data done only missing some calculations and I’m looking for someone to do the small calculations and put a lab report together.

Please do literature search to find their application in different kinds of circuits. You need to include at least two cases where they use either PN junction diode or Schottky diode in the circuit, explain their function and limitations in the circuit.
The term papers are limited to five-pages and should include:
Title
• Short literature review to address issues such as:
o Device physics (of course)
o Operational principles
o Design rules
o Device performance
o State of the art
o Important research issues
o Theoretical models
o Experimental techniques
o Critical comments on source materials (journal papers)
• Conclusion and outlook
• References (excluded from the page count), Recommended journals include IEEE
Journal of Quantum Electronics, Photonics Technology Letters, Applied Physics
Letters, Journal of Applied Physics, Physical Review Letters, Phys. Rev. B, and
so forth.
• Margins: 1 inch on all sides
• Font: Times New Roman
• Font Size: 11 point
Line Spacing: Single-spaced
primary goal in writing is not formality but CLARITY.
The final presentation is limited to 12 minutes, where 10 minutes for the presentation and
2 minutes for the questions from audiences. You should have 12-20 pages for your final
presentation to make full use of the 10-minute presentation.

First perform a hand calculation,
Then build the circuit in SPICE, simulate the following performance in SPICE.
Conduct a DC analysis in spice.
Perform AC analysis, and plot the output and input waveforms in the time domain.
Perform an AC sweep to plot the frequency responses.
Adjust parameters as needed during the simulation.
Finally, compare the hand calculation with your simulation result and discuss the differences.
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An AlGaAs (refractive index n=3.6) laser diode with a 0.3mm cavity operates at 0.82 um and has a 4 nm spectral width. Calculate the frequency spread and wavelength spread between longitudinal. How many longitudinal modes exist?

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E491W Individual Segment Submission
for the Group Final Report
100 points
Due December 4
This document describes your third individual submission and identifies what will help us
grade your writing more effectively. For your individual submission you will complete
three writing tasks:
1. Write 3-4 paragraphs of context (approximately 150-250 words) to help a non-
technical person (your writing consultant) understand your segment submission.
2. Write your segment submission (approximately 100-250 words) as it will appear in
your group submission document.
3. Write captions to accompany your tables/graphs/drawings. Each caption should be
2-3 sentences (approximately 50-100 words).
How to structure your individual submission:
Introduce yourself with your name and major. Provide the names of your other group
members. Give the name of the project you and your team are doing together. In your
opening paragraphs, provide the context (as referenced above).
In your paragraphs, write your assigned segment of the team project.
Use at least two graphics or tables (hand-drawn is acceptable for this assignment only) to
aid in explaining your project. Add captions for each visual aid. Captions should be 2-3
sentences.
Tips on writing style, structure, and format:
● Use the newspaper column approach, putting more important information before
less important information.
● The paragraphs in your submission must have transitions that connect the ideas and
intended information in a logical and coherent way.
● Single-space your text and use a size 12 font, either Times New Roman or Cambria.
● Use correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling.
● Your sentences must contain clear language and phrasing. They must not be difficult
to follow due to excessive length or scope.
● If you use acronyms, be sure to define them for your non-technical readers. Here is
an example: Printed Circuit Board (PCB).
● Paragraphs must begin with a topic sentence that states the main point of the
paragraph. Paragraphs must be structured so they support the topic sentence.
● Use landscape mode when appropriate, as taught in the lecture. Your audience
should have the ability to zoom in to read the captions.
● Figures such as block diagrams, flow charts, state diagrams, and mechanical
sketches must add value by making the document clearer and shorter.
● Figures should be effectively referenced in the accompanying text. Avoid presenting
“walls of text,” as Professor Dorr outlines in his lecture.
● Figures must include captions that summarize the figure’s information so that the
reader knows what they are looking at.
● Figures, captions, and references must use automatic referencing tools from MS
Word or a similar program.
All material in your report should be original and written by you, not copy and pasted from
another source or generated from ChatGPT.

This document describes yourthirdindividual submission and identifies what will help us
grade your writing more effectively. For your individual submission you will complete
three writing tasks:
1. Write 3-4 paragraphs of context (approximately 150-250 words) to help a non-
technical person (your writing consultant) understand your segment submission.
2. Write your segment submission (approximately 100-250 words) as it will appear in
your group submission document.
3. Write captions to accompany your tables/graphs/drawings. Each caption should be
2-3 sentences (approximately 50-100 words).
How to structure your individual submission:
Introduce yourself with your name and major. Provide the names of your other group
members. Give the name of the project you and your team are doing together. In your
opening paragraphs, provide the context (as referenced above).
In your paragraphs, write your assigned segment of the team project.
Use at least two graphics or tables (hand-drawn is acceptable for this assignment only) to
aid in explaining your project. Add captions for each visual aid. Captions should be 2-3
sentences.
Tips on writing style, structure, and format:
● Use the newspaper column approach, putting more important information before
less important information.
● The paragraphs in your submission must have transitions that connect the ideas and
intended information in a logical and coherent way.
● Single-space your text and use a size 12 font, either Times New Roman or Cambria.
● Use correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling.
● Your sentences must contain clear language and phrasing. They must not be difficult
to follow due to excessive length or scope.
● If you use acronyms, be sure to define them for your non-technical readers. Here is
an example: Printed Circuit Board (PCB).
● Paragraphs must begin with a topic sentence that states the main point of the
paragraph. Paragraphs must be structured so they support the topic sentence.
● Use landscape mode when appropriate, as taught in the lecture. Your audience
should have the ability to zoom in to read the captions.
● Figures such as block diagrams, flow charts, state diagrams, and mechanical
sketches must add value by making the document clearer and shorter.
● Figures should be effectively referenced in the accompanying text. Avoid presenting
“walls of text,” as Professor Dorr outlines in his lecture.●Figures must include captions that summarize the figure’s information so that the
reader knows what they are looking at.
● Figures, captions, and references must use automatic referencing tools from MS
Word or a similar program.
All material in your report should be original and written by you, not copy and pasted from
another source or generated from ChatGPT.

Node Voltage Circuit Analysis Lab. All the instructions and parts b and c are attached. I would like to have a report for this lab. No need for the method section in the report

project of a powered speaker, start with the sketches now in VISIO !!
Then
1. Casing with mechanical dimensions
2. Circuit diagram – inputs/outputs
3. List of functions/features
4. Specifications – power supply value, etc
5. Block diagram for how the speaker works step by step.

project of a powered speaker, start with the sketches now in VISIO !!
Then
1. Casing with mechanical dimensions
2. Circuit diagram – inputs/outputs
3. List of functions/features
4. Specifications – power supply value, etc
5. Block diagram for how the speaker works step by step.