Chemistry, asked by adambhat394, 1 year ago

Comparison between silicon and germanium diodes

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Answered by muskanc918
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The primary difference between silicon and germanium diodes is the voltage needed for the diode to turn on (or become “forward-biased”). Silicon diodes require 0.7 volts to become forward-biased, whereas germanium diodes require only 0.3 volts to become forward-biased.

Answered by shashankhc58
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Germanium Diode :

  • The maximum value of PIV is 400voltage.
  • The maximum temperature rating is100° C.
  • It has lower current rating
  • Knee voltage is equal to 0.3 V
  • Leakage current is larger for germanium

Silicon Diode :

  • It has PIV rating around 1000 V
  • It has wider temperature range. Silicon can be used for application in which temperature may arise about 200°C
  • It has higher current rating
  • Knee voltage is 0.7 V
  • Leakage current is very small.

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