3) With reference to the illustration given below, with detailed explanation discuss about the reverse recovery timeand its significance.Current throughdiode Ibefore reversedCurrent throughdiode after reversebiasedbiasedReverse recoveryK timerrTimerm = ReversemaximumIrmSlow Recoverycurrent

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3) With reference to the illustration given below, with detailed explanation discuss about the reverse recovery time and its significance. Current through Current through diode after reverse biased diode before reversed Reverse recovery time biased Time = Reverse 'rm maximum Slow Recovery current

3) With reference to the illustration given below, with detailed explanation discuss about the reverse recovery time and its significance. Current through Current through diode after reverse biased diode before reversed Reverse recovery time biased Time = Reverse 'rm maximum Slow Recovery current

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3) With reference to the illustration given below, with detailed explanation discuss about the reverse recovery time
and its significance.
Current through
diode I
before reversed
Current through
diode after reverse
biased
biased
Reverse recovery
K time
rr
Time
rm = Reverse
maximum
Irm
Slow Recovery
current

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