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SOLID STATE DIODE

Diode Circuits
by Tran Quang Vinh - 2010
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Pn Junction and structure of diode
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Pn Junction and structure of diode
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Pn Junction and structure of diode
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The I-V Characteristics and Mathematical Model
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Diode under reverse, zero and forward bias
Reverse:
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S S
T
D
S D
I I
V
v
I i =
(

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\
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= 1 ) 4 exp( 1 exp
Zero:
0 0 = =
D D
i v
Forward:
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Table of Technical Specifications
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Equivalent scheme of diode in circuits
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Diode Circuit Analysis
D D C
v R i V + =
Using the Load-line and the I-V characteristic
Circuit
Q: quiescent point
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V
C
= 10 V
R = 10 k
I
S
= 10
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Diode Circuit Analysis
Using the Mathematics Model
R
V
v
R
i
V
v
I i
c
D D
T
D
S D
+ =
(

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\
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=
1
1 exp
Use MATLAB to resolve the system of two equations
function xd = diode (vd)
xd = @(x)(10 (10^(-9))*(exp(40*vd) 1) vd);
fzero(diode,1)
Answer: 0.5742 V
V
C
= 10 V
R = 10 k
I
S
= 10
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Diode Circuit Analysis
Using the Ideal Diode Model
Using the Constant Voltage Drop Model (CVD model)
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Diode Circuit Analysis
v
D
i
D
0 V
on
S
l
o
p
=

1

/

R
S
OFF ON
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Diode Circuit Analysis
Comparision between models
0.600 V 0.940 mA CVD model
0 V 1.00 mA Ideal diode model
0.547 V 0.942 mA Mathematical model
0.6 V 0.94 mA Load-line analysis
Diode Voltage Diode Current Analysis Technique
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Multiple - Diode Circuits
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Multiple - Diode Circuits
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by Tran Quang Vinh - 2010
Analysis diode in the Breakdown Region
-20 = V
D
+ 5.000 I
D
V
D
= 0, I
D
= - 4 mA
V
D
= - 5V, I
D
= -3 mA
Q-point = (- 2.9 mA , -5.2 V )
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Small signal Model
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Applications of diodes
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Applications of diodes
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Applications of diodes
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Applications of diodes
a nonzero current is present in the diode for only a very small fraction of the period
T, yet an almost constant dc current is flowing out of the filter capacitor to the load.
The repetitive current pulse can be modeled approximately by a triangle of height I
P
and width T.
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Applications of diodes
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Applications of diodes
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Applications of diodes
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Mch chnh lu bi p ?
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Applications of diodes
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Applications of diodes
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Dynamic switching behavior of diodes
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Applications of diodes
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Applications of diodes
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Applications of diodes