Explain why a diode is connected across the output terminals of a buck chopper.

Q: General Purpose Diodes are mostly preferred in chopper circuits. Is it True? Justify.

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Q: Assuming that the diodes in the given circuit are ideal, v0?

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Q: Compare the results of static or dc resistance of the diodes obtained from different values of…

A: The diodes are made of semiconductor materials. Silicon and germanium are common semiconductors for…

Q: What is the significance of connecting the Zener diodes back-to-back?

A: Given  We need to enumerate the significance of connecting zener diodes back to back. Please find…

Q: A half controlled three phase rectifier supplied a highty inductive load of 10 A from 400 V, 3-phase…

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Q: Explain briefly but clearly how to test a diode if its still operational?

A: Diode : It is two terminal device which allows current in only one direction and doesnot allow…

Q: What is a Reversed Tunneling Diode?

A: we need to find what is a reversed tunneling diode.

Q: Draw block diagram of envelop demodulator. Explain the use of diode in demodulator

A: We have given the problem Draw the block diagram of envelop demodulator Explain the use of diode in…

Q: transformer coupled full wave rectifier, if 100 V peak sine For a center tapped wave (60Hz) is…

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Q: What are the differences between General purpose diode and Fast-recovery and Schottky diodes?…

A: Based on the operating voltage, reverse recovery time, and many other factors diode are classified…

Q: Identify and illustrate the all various types of clampers and diode clippers (series and parallel).

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Q: Conclusion about zener diodes

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Q: Analyze half wave rectifier.

A: According to guidelines, we need to solve only the first question. According to question, we have to…

Q: Assume that a silicon diode is being used as a temperature detector. If its temperature increases,…

A: If the ambient temperature increases then the charactersic curve of silicon diode shifts to the left…

Q: Which answer best describes the purpose of the diode in the below circuit?

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Q: 1- How does a diode work as a voltage regulator? 2- What is a Zener preakdown? 3- What happens to…

A: When the zener diode is reverse biased it works as a voltage regulator It's a semiconductor diode It…

Q: How do bypass diodes protect modules from damage and preserve power performance?

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Q: State the different damages of diodes

A: Different damages of diodes: i) Short circuit  ii) Open circuit iii) Leakage situation.

Q: Explain th eforward biasing and reverse biasing and how the diodes works?

A: Forward Bias: - The voltage potential is connected positive, (+ve) to the P-type material and…

Q: Compare the application of a PIN Diode and Schottky Diode

A: PIN Diode Schottky Diode. High forward voltage drop Forward voltage drop is low  Junction is…

Q: What test equipment is used to check the condition of the solid-state diode? Explain How to check he…

A: test equipment is used to check the condition of the solid-state diode  to check the condition of…

Q: Why a diode act like an open circuit? In which circumstances this occur?

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Q: What happens the output voltage wave from when we reversed all four diodes?

A: In a full-wave rectifier, we use four diodes, in which two points towards the positive terminal from…

Q: What determines the voltage at which a Zener diode break down?

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Q: What is diode ?

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Q: There are different types of Special Purpose diodes, Select two type of special purpose diode,…

A: The different types of special purpose diodes are: 1) Schottky diode 2) Tunnel diode 3) Light…

Q: 3. Explain the differences between the zener diodes and normal diodes?

A: Diode: Two layers of semiconductor material, a P-type layer and an N-type layer, are joined to…

Q: Explain why a diode is connected across the output terminals of a buck chopper.

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Q: How to identify the terminals of a diode if it has no markings?

A: In this answer we will try to explain how to identify the terminals of a diode (anode and cathode)…

Q: What will be the consequence of one diode failing open in the bridge rectifier of a single-phase…

A: The diodes are made of semiconductor materials. Silicon and germanium are common semiconductors for…

Q: Q1) Design the Clipper-Clamper circuit to perform the output waveform shown in figure below. GaAs…

A: Clipper clamper circuit

Q: 1- How does a diode work as a voltage regulator?

A: Note: As per the policy we can solve only one question, please re-upload the remaining question as a…

Q: a) Name of the Circuit? (Assume Silicon Diodes) , b) Find the peak input voltage to the 120 V rms…

A: As per Bartleby guidelines we are allowed to solve only three subparts,please ask the rest again.

Q: 12. Compare between the output frequencies of half wave & full wave rectifiers?

A: Compare between half wave Rectifier and full wave rectifier.  Half wave rectifier work in single…

Q: In what situations/applications would a special-purpose diode be used?

A: Some of the more common special-purpose diodes are (i) Zener diode (ii) Light-emitting diode (iii)…

Q: hat could happen if the Zener diode would be changed to a Zener which has a higher breakdown…

A: Breakdown voltages for commonly available Zener diodes can vary widely from 1.2v to 200v. for diodes…

Q: Explain how a Zener diode maintains constant voltage across a load

A: Here they are interested in the explanation of the zener diode working as a voltage regulator. Here…

Q: In clamping circuits, what is the effect of adding a battery in series with the diode?

A: A Clamping circuit (also known as a clamper) is a network consisting of a diode, resistor, and…

Q: What do you mean by characteristic of a diode.

A: There are three main characteristic of a diode is given as: Forward bias Reverse bias Reverse…

Q: What type of diodes is proper to use Ge or Si ? and whay

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Q: Q1) Design the Clipper-Clamper circuit to perform the output waveform shown in figure below. GaAs…

A: Clipper and clamper circuits

Q: What is the effect of applying negative voltage onto the Zener diode?

A: There will be two regions of operation. First is when applied negative voltage is above the…

Q: 3- Draw the zener equivalent circuit? 4- In which region zener diode can be used as a regulator?

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Q: Differentiate between simple diode and zener diode  in one line ?

A: Differentiate between simple diode and zener diode in one line ?

Q: diode in a clamper circuit

A: Diodes- When forward biased it is closed circuited and when reverse biased it is open circuited,…