The dynamic resistance of a diode varies as
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The ratio of change in voltage to change in current represent dynamic resistance of the diode. It is denoted by r ac . When reverse bias is applied to p-n junction diode, the width of the depletion layer increase and it offers higher resistance to the flow of charge carriers.
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The dynamic resistance of a diode varies from a change in voltage to a change in current.
- The ratio of the difference in voltage to change in current exemplifies the dynamic resistance of the diode. It is characterized by ac. When a reverse bias is correlated to the p-n intersection diode, the width of the depletion sheet rise and it gives elevated resistance to the flow of charge carriers.
- The dynamic resistance can be interpreted from the I-V aspect of a diode in forwarding bias. It is interpreted as the ratio of a minor alteration to voltage to a minor alteration in current, i.e. The dynamic resistance of the diode is promptly proportional to the temperature.
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