Ideal Vs Practical Diode

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00:07 Ideal diode allows generous flow of current in forward bias but blocks current in reverse bias
00:59 Current through the diode is equal to Is.
02:06 In ideal diode, there is no resistance for the diode current
03:08 In reverse bias, ID is nearly zero, making it ideal. In forward bias, diode acts as a closed mechanical switch due to current flow.
04:11 A semiconductor diode only permits current to flow in one direction.
05:15 The VI characteristics for practical and ideal diodes have been plotted.
06:22 In forward bias condition, voltage across an ideal diode is 0.
07:19 Ideal diode has VD equal to 0 and current through the diode is equal to 0 in reverse bias condition.

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[@makeitsimple247]

Your all vedios are good but at 2:51 i think nothing can be equal to infinity you should use tends to sign

[@umamaheshdevarajula3048]

sir explain about static resistance and dynamic resistance

[@priyankkumargupta9586]

I believe temperature refers to the ambient temperature. Does breakdown voltage changes with load current variations as that may impact the junction temperature?

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[@alfredcalleja450]

Brilliant: thank you.

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[@ashishashutosh6038]

Hello sir can you make a video of numerical of load line analysis having 2 diodes silicon and germanium in one circuit 😊

[@dalenassar9152]

Are high voltages (several kV) available in ideal diodes??
GREAT VIDEO!!!

[@ramankr0022]

verry helpful

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[@isurumaldeniya105]

since diodes are non-ohmic is it ok to apply ohm's law and calculate those answers for ideal diode?

[@shamaunshamaun5130]

same question also from me.

[@s_madhan623]

Sir practical diode also has Generation and Recombination current, due to that also the graph slightly varies.... Am I right??

[@hm2715]

In forward bias, current flows but voltage is 0 since resistance is 0 too, how is that possible to have current when voltage is 0?

[@MrAdeelPhysicist]

Because of minority carriers

[@muhammadsoaban5166]

In forward bias we neglected barrier potential, forward dynamic resistance, diode act like open switch so we says that voltage drop across diode is zero bc it's short circuit and current is flowing right

[@medizinvonmorgen1217]

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What application are you using in this video sir?

[@vipultyagi7220]

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Why in semiconductor diode current flows only in one direction?

[@Stan_Castan]

Because the junction makes the holes and electrons to separate if the flow of current is reversed, thus, the gap becomes too large for the electrons to pass

[@info-hub457]

If vd across a diode is zero in case of forward biasing, how is there any current??

[@namrakhan3259]

Sir what is static resistance and dynamic resistance

[@hafsakhalil7458]

Small resistance is called Dynamic resistance

[@sibongakonkengobese3216]

Dynamic resistance is the internal resistance of a diod in a forward condition. It influences the curve of V-I because if the forward voltage is less than barrier voltage the current tends increase gradually, but once it has passed the knee point, which is 0.7 V for diode, the forward current increases rapidly. After 0.7 V the forward dynamic resistance is very small.

[@smruti6684]

Sir pls reply what is reverse saturation current ...(saturation current) ?

[@shanmukhjashwanthbb5update586]

See previous videos 14

[@naveennataraj1578]

What about constant voltage drop model?

[@AKDas-or6si]

Why graph shifts left with increase in temperature

[@ajaybissa3862]

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[@TipsRacK1]

the forward and reverse bias is the other way around..

[@lotfullahandishmand753]

why we cant takein both PN junction for ideal diode Vd=0?

[@roshithkuchadi2785]

Sir ideal diode means what....

[@samuelsumbo7693]

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[@rakeshraj688]

sir at the last moment you say that in case of forward bias (ideal)if resistance is zero then voltage across diode is zero but sir i think.....vol across diode is const it is true or false...

[@vipultyagi7220]

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Hlo sir here what is Is saturation current

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Ideal or practical ek gi ma smjhame ki jagaj dono alg alg krke smjhao
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