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Refers to the conversion of electric power by using solid state components such as semiconductors. Can also generally apply to the field of electrical engineering which works with power electronics.
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voltage change inn diodes [closed]
voltage relation diodes of rectification process related to electronics
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Diode equation.Needs understanding [duplicate]
Kindly explain this equation for me.I do not understand what it means and from where this equation comes out?it's a diode equation
$$
r^{\prime}_d = \dfrac{26\mathrm{mV}}{I_D} + r_B
$$
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Explain the equation [closed]
Explain the following equation...
$$
r^{\prime}_d = \dfrac{26\mathrm{mV}}{I_D} + r_B
$$
Explain from where and how this equation comes out . Also elaborate the terms used in above mentioned equation …
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