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let's take some assumptions :

Vs1 = V + dV

Vs2 = V - dV

Diode : diode + internal resistor = Rb (real diode)

current circulating in the first diode = i1 current

current circulating in the 2nd diode = i2 total

total current in resistance = i

i1 + i2 = i

i1 = (Vs1 - Vd - Vr)/Rb i2 = (Vs2 - Vd - Vr)/Rb i = Vr/R

(Vs1 - Vd - Vr)/Rb + (Vs2 - Vd - Vr)/Rb = Vr/R .

(V+dV - Vd + V-dV - Vd)/Rb = Vr(2/Rd + 1/R)

with Rb = 1 ohm .

2V - 2Vd = Vr(2R + Rb)/R

Rb <<< R

Vr = V - Vd = 5-0.7 = 4.3 V

Vd1 = 5.001 - 4.3 = 0.701 V (+ 1 mV across Rb1)

Vd2 = 4.999 - 4.3 = 0.699 V (- 1 mV across Rb2)

let's take some assumptions :

Vs1 = V + dV

Vs2 = V - dV

Diode : diode + internal resistor = Rb (real diode)

current circulating in the first diode = i1 current circulating in the 2nd diode = i2 total current in resistance = i

i1 + i2 = i

i1 = (Vs1 - Vd - Vr)/Rb i2 = (Vs2 - Vd - Vr)/Rb i = Vr/R

(Vs1 - Vd - Vr)/Rb + (Vs2 - Vd - Vr)/Rb = Vr/R .

(V+dV - Vd + V-dV - Vd)/Rb = Vr(2/Rd + 1/R)

with Rb = 1 ohm .

2V - 2Vd = Vr(2R + Rb)/R

Rb <<< R

Vr = V - Vd = 5-0.7 = 4.3 V

Vd1 = 5.001 - 4.3 = 0.701 V (+ 1 mV across Rb1)

Vd2 = 4.999 - 4.3 = 0.699 V (- 1 mV across Rb2)

let's take some assumptions :

Vs1 = V + dV

Vs2 = V - dV

Diode : diode + internal resistor = Rb (real diode)

current circulating in the first diode = i1

current circulating in the 2nd diode = i2

total current in resistance = i

i1 + i2 = i

i1 = (Vs1 - Vd - Vr)/Rb i2 = (Vs2 - Vd - Vr)/Rb i = Vr/R

(Vs1 - Vd - Vr)/Rb + (Vs2 - Vd - Vr)/Rb = Vr/R .

(V+dV - Vd + V-dV - Vd)/Rb = Vr(2/Rd + 1/R)

with Rb = 1 ohm .

2V - 2Vd = Vr(2R + Rb)/R

Rb <<< R

Vr = V - Vd = 5-0.7 = 4.3 V

Vd1 = 5.001 - 4.3 = 0.701 V (+ 1 mV across Rb1)

Vd2 = 4.999 - 4.3 = 0.699 V (- 1 mV across Rb2)

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let's take some assumptions :

Vs1 = V + dV

Vs2 = V - dV

Diode : diode + internal resistor = Rb (real diode)

current circulating in the first diode = i1 current circulating in the 2nd diode = i2 total current in resistance = i

i1 + i2 = i

i1 = (Vs1 - Vd - Vr)/Rb i2 = (Vs2 - Vd - Vr)/Rb i = Vr/R

(Vs1 - Vd - Vr)/Rb + (Vs2 - Vd - Vr)/Rb = Vr/R .

(V+dV - Vd + V-dV - Vd)/Rb = Vr(2/Rd + 1/R)

with Rb = 1 ohm .

2V - 2Vd = Vr(2R + Rb)/R

Rb <<< R

Vr = V - Vd = 5-0.7 = 4.3 V

Vd1 = 5.001 - 4.3 = 0.701 V (+ 1 mV across Rb1)

Vd2 = 4.999 - 4.3 = 0.699 V (- 1 mV across Rb2)