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Circuit Description:
This is a simple demonstration of a diode. With a resistor, current and voltage are proportional (by Ohm's Law). With a diode, current and voltage have an exponential relationship.
Current flows from the supply voltage through the diode to ground. The supply voltage can be controlled using the "Voltage" slider to the right. Basically no current will slow if the supply is negative (if the diode is reverse-biased). If the diode is forward-based, very little current flows if the supply is less than 0.6V. As the voltage increases beyond that, the current increases exponentially. -- Credits: Mr. Paul Falstad.
| Rony said: (Nov 13, 2013) |
| If two germanium diode connected back to back and voltage we impressed upon. Calculate vol. Across each diode and current through each diode, assume I0 =1 microamp. And ideality factor is 1 for both diode. Please help me. |
| Ahmed Khalifa said: (May 24, 2015) |
| Why does diode operates in one direction? |
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