After looking some more at the graphs, I reached the conclusion that we should try to read figure 1, not figure 2, because figure 1 is at 25 degrees Celsius, while figure 2 is at 175 degrees Celsius. so, looking at figure 1, the second graph line from the bottom is the one for 5V. I don't really understand why the grid lines on the graph are not distributed evenly, but assuming that the distance between the 1A and 10A values on the vertical axis is distributed linearly, it seems that the voltage drop at 1.28 is aroun 0.6-0.7V and the voltage drop at 0.02A is not even represented on the drawing but it should be less than 0.3V, possibly even 0? Am I making any sense here? 