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^Transistor

^Transistor Emitter is the section on one side of transistor that supplies charge carriers. It is of moderate size & heavily doped. Collector is the section on the other side of transistor that collects the charge carriers. It is moderately doped but larger in size. Base is the middle section of transistor that forms two […]

^Zener diode

^Zener diode It is a specially designed junction diode, which can operate in the reverse breakdown voltage region continuously without being damaged.  In forward bias behaves like ordinary diode.  Zener diode does not gets damaged at breakdown voltage, but it does so at some higher reverse voltage, known as its ‘burn out value’. The magnitude […]

^Photodiodes

^Photodiodes Light incident near the junction of reverse biased (because the fractional change due to the photo-effects on the minority carrier dominated reverse bias current is more easily measurable than the fractional change in the forward bias current) diode produce electron hole pairs which are moved by the junction electric field (electrons towards n end […]

^Solar or photovoltaic cells

^Solar or photovoltaic cells A solar cell is a pn junction diode generally made from Si or GaAs. It works on following three basic processes: generation, separation and collection: When sun light of energy   E > Eg falls near the junction (area large) they excite the electrons from VB to CB, leaving behind equal number […]

^LED

^LED LED means light emitting diode. It is usually heavily doped. On forward biasing the diode majority carriers combine with minority carriers near the junction & emit energy (spontaneous radiation) in the form of visible light. Increase in the forward current results in decrease of light intensity. LEDs are biased such that the light emitting […]

^Ripple factor

^Ripple factor The output obtained from a rectifier is the superposition of both ac & dc components. The ratio of ac component to the dc component in the rectified output is called the ripple factor it decides the effectiveness of a rectifier. i.e. ac power input It is the effective input power i.e. dc power […]

^Virtual or rms value of current

^Virtual or rms value of current For a given time interval it is that much direct current which produces the same heat in a resistance as is produced by the varying current in the same resistance for the same time interval, it is

^dc or average value of current

^dc or average value of current For a given time interval it is that much direct current which sends the same charge through a resistance as is sent by the varying current through the same resistance for the same time interval, it is

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