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Chapter 3 Diodes and Applications - t U
52 | P a g e Chapter 3 Diodes and Applications Introduction [5], [6] diode is the most basic of semiconductor device. It should be noted that the term of diode refers to the basic p-n junction diode . All other diode types have other identifying names, such as zener diode , light-emitting diode and so on. A diode is a two-electrode (two-terminal) device that acts as a one-way conductor. When forward biased, the diode will conduct. When reverse biased, diode conduction will drop to nearly zero. Here, a diode circuit is shown in Figure Figure diode circuit symbol [6] 53 | P a g e Bias Connections [5] Forward-Bias connection: A diode is forward-biased when a voltage source is connected as shown in Figure (a). The positive terminal of the source is connected to the anode through a resistor. The negative terminal of the source is connected to the cathode.
52 | P a g e Chapter 3 Diodes and Applications Introduction [5], [6] Diode is the most basic of semiconductor device. It should be noted that the term of diode refers to the basic p-n junction diode.
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