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Electrical Sciences (EEE F111)

Lecture No – 26

PN-Junction Diode

Dr. Manish Gupta


Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
BITS-Pilani, K K Birla Goa Campus
Tutorial Problem 1

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Problem
1. Assume the that the voltage drop across the diode is 0.7 V. Plot the
output waveform considering the voltage drop across the R1 and RL.

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Problem
2. Assume the that the voltage drop across the diode is 0.7 V. Plot the
output waveform.

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Full-Wave Bridge Rectifier
Plot the output wave-form.

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Full-Wave Bridge Rectifier

During positive half-cycle Vi – V0 = 0 or Vi = V0

-Vi + V0 = 0 or Vi = V0

During negative half-cycle


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Full-Wave Bridge Rectifier

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Diode Circuits: Clampers
• A clamper is a network constructed of a diode, a resistor, and a
capacitor that shifts a waveform to a different dc level without
changing the appearance of the applied signal.

• Always start the analysis with the cycle which forward bias the
diode
1. Obtain the vo, assuming that the diode is ideal

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Diode Circuits: Clampers
1. Obtain the vo, assuming that the diode is ideal

• During positive half-cycle, diode is forward


biased
• vo = 0 V and capacitor will charge to V

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Diode Circuits: Clampers

• During negative half-cycle, diode is reverse


biased

• Polarity on the capacitor will not change


instantaneously during negative half cycle.

• Capacitor will behaves as a battery of potential


V

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Diode Circuits: Clampers
Sol. 1

Output
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Diode Circuits: Clampers
2. Plot the Vo, assume that the given diode is ideal

Sol.

Forward Bias
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Diode Circuits: Clampers

Reverse Bias

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Takeaway
For a given circuit, evaluate vo across 100 ohms resistor.

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Thanks

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