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    This document discusses diodes and their applications. It begins by introducing diodes as simple two-terminal elements that allow current to flow in only one direction. It then describes the physical structure of diodes, formed by joining p-type and n-type semiconductors. The document explains that diodes can be forward or reverse biased depending on how voltage is applied. It lists common types of diodes and their main application as rectifiers in half wave, full wave, and bridge rectifier circuits.

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    This document discusses diodes and their applications. It begins by introducing diodes as simple two-terminal elements that allow current to flow in only one direction. It then describes the physical structure of diodes, formed by joining p-type and n-type semiconductors. The document explains that diodes can be forward or reverse biased depending on how voltage is applied. It lists common types of diodes and their main application as rectifiers in half wave, full wave, and bridge rectifier circuits.

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    Government

    Polytecnic Bramhapuri
    Subject- BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
    USING COMPUTERS (BCC)
    Topic- Diode & its Applications

     Gaurav T. Lanjewar
     Uday p. kudegave
     Krishna t korankar
     Rahul g. meshram
    Introduction of Diodes
    • The diode is a simple element
    • Like a resistor, it has two terminals
    • Its use in rectifire is the most common
    application
    • It have two types
    1)P type
    2)N Type
    Physical structure of diode

    •Diode are formed by joining P-Type and N-Type


    semi conductor
     Diode is an electric device which allow current to
    flow only in one diraction
     The voltage applied to the semi conductor diode is
    referred to as bias voltage
    • There are two types of voltage
    1. Forward biased
    2. Reversed biased
    Forward Biased
    • +ve terminal of battry connected with p-type
    • -ve terminal of battry connected with n-type
    Reversed biased
    • +ve terminal of battry connected with n-type
    • -ve terminal of battry connected with p-type
    Types of diode
    • P-n jubction diode

    • LED diod

    • Photo diode

    • Zener diode
    Application of diode
    • Rectifire circuit

    • Half wave rectifire

    • Full wave rectifire

    • Bridge rectifire
    Thank you

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