Question 1 Consider the following circuit, consisting of a 4.5 volt DC power supply (which could...

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Question 1 Consider the following circuit, consisting of a 4.5 volt DC power supply (which could be achieved by putting three 1.5 V alkaline batteries in series), two resistors, and two diodes as shown. For simplicity, assume the diodes obey the simplified, idealized model presented during the Lab 07 Investigation and Summary, with a forward-biased threshold voltage of 0.5 volts. Also assume the battery's internal resistance is negligible. 4.5 V 100. 2 0.5 pts 2005 (Yeah, your diodes had a threshold voltage of 0.68 V, but who wants to do numeric calculations with that? I'm trying to keep the numbers easy enough to do in your head.) How much of current will be drawn from the battery if the circuit is connected as shown? Enter a positive number without units, representing the current in milliamperes (mA): Question 1 Consider the following circuit, consisting of a 4.5 volt DC power supply (which could be achieved by putting three 1.5 V alkaline batteries in series), two resistors, and two diodes as shown. For simplicity, assume the diodes obey the simplified, idealized model presented during the Lab 07 Investigation and Summary, with a forward-biased threshold voltage of 0.5 volts. Also assume the battery's internal resistance is negligible. 4.5 V 100. 2 0.5 pts 2005 (Yeah, your diodes had a threshold voltage of 0.68 V, but who wants to do numeric calculations with that? I'm trying to keep the numbers easy enough to do in your head.) How much of current will be drawn from the battery if the circuit is connected as shown? Enter a positive number without units, representing the current in milliamperes (mA):

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