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Lecture4 2
Lecture4 2
Lecture4 2
• Ideal diode
• PN junction as a diode (Diode Models)
• Additional examples
• Small-signal operation
• Applications of diodes
- Rectifiers, Regulators, Limiter
Reading: Chapter 3.1-3.5
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Constant-Voltage Diode Model
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Example: Diode DC Bias Calculations
• Ideal diode model 적용
IX
VX I X R1 VD I X R1 VT ln
IS
I
V D V D
I X I S e 1 I S e VD VT In X
VT VT
IS
• Constant-voltage diode model 적용
VD.on 0.8V 이라 하면
VX I X R1 VD.on I X 2.2mA for VX 3V
I X 0.2mA for VX 1V
Constant-voltage model
• So far we have studied the ideal model of diode. However,
there are still the exponential and constant voltage models.
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OUTLINE
• Ideal diode
• PN junction as a diode
• Additional examples
• Small-signal operation
• Applications of diodes
- Rectifiers, Regulators, Limiter
Reading: Chapter 3.1-3.5
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Input/Output Characteristics with Ideal and Constant-Voltage Models
Ideal diode model을 사용하여 해석한 경우
• The circuit above shows the difference between the ideal and constant-voltage
model; the two models yield two different break points of slope.
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Input/Output Characteristics with a Constant-Voltage Model
Constant-voltage diode model을 사용하여 해석한 경우
• In this example, since Vin is connected to the cathode, the diode conducts
when Vin is very negative.
• The break point where the slope changes is when the current across R1 is
equal to the current across R2. 8
Another Constant-Voltage Model Example
Constant-voltage diode model을 사용하여 해석
• This example shows the importance of good initial guess and careful confirmation.
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Exponential Model
V D D V
I D1 I S 1 e 1 I S 1e
VT VT
VD VD
I D 2 I S 2 e 1 I S 2 e VT
VT
I in I D1 I D 2 I S 1 I S 2 e
VD
VT
I in I
I D1 , I D 2 in
I s2 I s1
1 1
I s1 I s2
• In this example, since the two diodes have different cross-section areas, only
exponential model can be used.
• The two currents are solved by summing them with Iin, and equating their
voltages.
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