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+// Exa 6.1
+
+clc;
+clear;
+
+// Given data
+
+// IC 7805 is specified
+Veb_on=1; // Volts
+B=15; // Current gain
+R1=100; // Load 1(Ω)
+R2=5; // Load 2(Ω)
+R3=1; // Load 3(Ω)
+
+// Solution
+
+// Case(1)
+printf(' Load = 100 Ω \n\n');
+printf('For IC 7805, the output voltage across the load will be 5 V.\n ');
+V1=5; // Voltage across load 
+IL1=V1/R1;
+VR1= 7 * IL1; // Voltage across R1
+printf('The output current coming from 7805 = IL1 = Io = Ii = %d mA. \n ',IL1*1000);
+printf('The voltage across R1 = %.2f V which is less than 0.7 V. Hence Q1 is off. \n ',VR1);
+printf('So Ic1 = 0.');
+printf('\n\n');
+
+
+
+// Case(2)
+printf('  Load = 5 Ω \n');
+printf('\n For IC 7805, the output voltage across the load will be 5 V.\n ');
+V2=5; // Voltage across load 
+IL2=V2/R2;
+VR2= 7 * IL2; // Voltage across R2
+printf('The output current coming from 7805 = IL2 = Io = Ii = %d A. \n ',IL2);
+printf('Assume that the entire current comes through regulator and that Q1 is OFF. Now the voltage drop across R1 is equal to %d V.\n Thus,our assumption is wrong and Q1 is ON.\n ',VR2);
+
+// From equation 6.10- Il2 = 1A = (B+1)*Io-B*Veb_on/R2;
+// Therefore
+Io2 = (IL2+(B*Veb_on)/7)/(B+1);
+// From equation 6.6- IL2 = 1A = Ic2+Io2;
+// Therefore
+Ic2= IL2-Io2;
+printf('Using equations 6.6 and 6.10 we got values as Io2 = %d mA and Ic2 = %d mA. \n ',Io2*1000,Ic2*1000);
+printf('\n\n');
+
+
+
+// Case(3)
+printf('  Load = 1 Ω \n');
+printf('\n For IC 7805, the output voltage across the load will be 5 V.\n ');
+V3=5; // Voltage across load 
+IL3=V2/R3;
+VR3= 7 * IL3; // Voltage across R3
+printf('The output current coming from 7805 = IL3 = Io = Ii = %d A. \n ',IL3);
+printf('Assume that the entire current comes through regulator and that Q1 is OFF. Now the voltage drop across R1 is equal to %d V.\n Thus,our assumption is wrong and Q1 is ON.\n ',VR3);
+
+// From equation 6.10- IL3 = 5A = (B+1)*Io-B*Veb_on/R3;
+// Therefore
+Io3 = (IL3+(B*Veb_on)/7)/(B+1);
+// From equation 6.6- IL3 = 5A = Ic3+Io3;
+// Therefore
+Ic3= IL3-Io3;
+printf('Using equations 6.6 and 6.10 we got values as Io3 = %d mA and Ic3 = %.3f Amp. \n ',Io3*1000,Ic3);
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+// Exa 6.2
+
+clc;
+clear;
+
+// Given data
+
+/// Referring Fig. 6.5- Adjustable regulator
+Vo= 7.5; // Volts
+
+// Solution
+
+printf(' From the data sheeet of 7805, IQ=4.2 mA. Say, we choose IR1 = 25 mA.\n ');
+IQ = 0.0042; // Amperes
+IR1 = 0.025; //Amperes
+printf(' The voltage across load for 7805 is 5 Volts.\n ');
+VR=5; // Volts
+R1 = VR/IR1;
+printf(' Thus, calculated value of R1 = %d Ω. \n ',R1);
+
+printf(' We have to choose R2 as to develop a voltage of 2.5 V across it. So, R2 comes out to be,\n ');
+R2= 2.5/(IR1+IQ);
+printf(' The value of R2 = %d Ω. \n ',int(R2));