Basic Electronics (ME223)
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Summary - Basic Electronics (EEE501)
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This document are for anybody who is trying to understand the basic connection of light
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Voltage Regulator - Zener
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Zener diode is a voltage regulator device 
because it is able to fix the output voltage at 
a constant value (DC voltage). 
 RS is to limit the zener current, IZ so that it is 
less than the maximum current, IZM (to 
avoid the zener diode from broken).
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Rectifiers
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A diode is used to pass current in a single direction. Alternating current is a current which flows 
in both directions. In some applications we need dc (direct current) power supply. A method to 
obtain dc supply is by using batteries. But it is not economical at all times. It is possible to obtain 
dc from ac supply .That process is known as rectification. Rectification is of two types: 
 1. Half wave rectification 
 2. Full wave rectification
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DIODE V-I CHARACTERISTIC
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Definition of Diode 
Current and Voltage 
• Forward Bias 
•When ID > 0mA 
and VD > 0V 
• Reverse Bias 
•When ID < 0mA 
and VD < 0V
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DIODE V-I CHARACTERISTIC
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Definition of Diode 
Current and Voltage 
• Forward Bias 
•When ID > 0mA 
and VD > 0V 
• Reverse Bias 
•When ID < 0mA 
and VD < 0V
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DIODE V-I CHARACTERISTIC
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Definition of Diode 
Current and Voltage 
• Forward Bias 
•When ID > 0mA 
and VD > 0V 
• Reverse Bias 
•When ID < 0mA 
and VD < 0V
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Basic Electronics (Voltage Regulators - Zener, Rectifiers, Diode and Diode Equivalent models)
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An equivalent circuit is nothing but a combination of elements that best represents the actual 
terminal characteristics of the device. In simple language, it simply means the diode in the circuit 
can be replaced by other elements without severely affecting the behavior of circuit. 
The diode can be modeled in three different ways depending on the accuracy required.
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