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diode

A diode is the basic electronics component which allows current in one direction and blocks it in the other direction. By construction, a diode is the PN junction and is made of P-type and N-type material.

Forward Bias Diode and Reverse Bias Diode Characteristic Graph

August 29, 2024December 25, 2018 by Shahab Yousafzai
forward bias and Reverse bias of diode

A diode can be connected in forward and reverse bias with a source. In Forward bias connection, a diode conducts current like a closed switch. Where in reverse bias, a diode blocks current like an open switch.

Categories Electronics Engineering Articles and Tutorials Tags diode, Electronic Devices, Power Electronics, Voltage Source 4 Comments

Depletion Region formation in PN Junction diode and potential barrier

August 27, 2024December 9, 2018 by Shahab Yousafzai
PN Junction Diode

At the time of developing the PN junction diode, the depletion region is formed. Where free electrons and hole cross the conjunction between P- and N-region and recombine.

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