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V-I Characteristics of a P-N Junction Diode
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The V - I characteristic of a silicon di
Question
The
V
-
I
characteristic of a silicon diode is shown in the figure. Calculate the resistance of the diode at
(a)
I
D
=
1
5
m
A
and
(b)
V
D
=
−
1
0
V
.
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Solution
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We know that,
Resistance of diode is given vy
△
I
△
V
So, at
I
V
=
1
5
m
A
From
V
−
I
characteristic equation:
R
=
(
2
0
−
1
0
)
m
A
(
0
.
8
−
0
.
7
)
V
=
1
0
Ω
And,at
V
n
=
−
1
0
V
△
I
=
0
So,
R
is infinite.
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