Electronic Basics #31: Schottky Diode & Zener Diode
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Date: 2020-09-05
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Mrton
Thank you very much! I learn a lot from Electronic Basics, you are a great teacher! But how can i make a difference between Schottky and a normal diode? I'm (trying) to make a PWM motor controller which have 2 Schottky diodes in it. I get most of the components from other PCBs but i don't know which one is that.
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Thank you very much! I learn a lot from Electronic Basics, you are a great teacher! But how can i make a difference between Schottky and a normal diode? I'm (trying) to make a PWM motor controller which have 2 Schottky diodes in it. I get most of the components from other PCBs but i don't know which one is that.
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education
The zener is Clipping of those voltage above 15v in your example, because it will force a larger current to Flow since it becomes conductive. This then ends in a voltage drop across the resistor in Front of the zener. is that how it works?
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The zener is Clipping of those voltage above 15v in your example, because it will force a larger current to Flow since it becomes conductive. This then ends in a voltage drop across the resistor in Front of the zener. is that how it works?
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julliegen
Could you really used electret condenser microphone to harvest acoust to electrical energy enough to power cellphones or Leds?
I read a paper being published. Was it really true?
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Could you really used electret condenser microphone to harvest acoust to electrical energy enough to power cellphones or Leds?
I read a paper being published. Was it really true?
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Ali
Hello, I really like Great Scott, I just noticed that the direction of the voltage Vf, (which shown at 1: 35 minutes in the video, is reversed in the diode design. Sincere friendships.
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Hello, I really like Great Scott, I just noticed that the direction of the voltage Vf, (which shown at 1: 35 minutes in the video, is reversed in the diode design. Sincere friendships.
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Mathew
Talk about the tunnel diode. I'm old enough to remember it use to be in every oscilloscope located in the trigger circuit. The main problem with them was the short life span.
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Talk about the tunnel diode. I'm old enough to remember it use to be in every oscilloscope located in the trigger circuit. The main problem with them was the short life span.
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Yajesh
Sir I have a motor attached to my cycles wheel which produces around 22v and I have to charge my battery of 15v 8a so should I do put a diode if yes pls tell me the value
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Sir I have a motor attached to my cycles wheel which produces around 22v and I have to charge my battery of 15v 8a so should I do put a diode if yes pls tell me the value
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Terabyte7
Ignoring the resulting voltage drop of over 1 volt could the disadvantages of a schotty diode be negated with a standard silicon diode in series?
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Ignoring the resulting voltage drop of over 1 volt could the disadvantages of a schotty diode be negated with a standard silicon diode in series?
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autistic
It confused the schmeckles out of me when you use the current direction to what were used to instead of the path the electrons take lol
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It confused the schmeckles out of me when you use the current direction to what were used to instead of the path the electrons take lol
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Heads
no matter how often i use em, every time i need a diode i have to look up polarity.
damn i hate this conventional vs real current.
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no matter how often i use em, every time i need a diode i have to look up polarity.
damn i hate this conventional vs real current.
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