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Static and Dynamic resistance of Diode | Dynamic resistance formula

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Static and Dynamic resistance of Diode In a junction diode, applied voltage (V) is not proportional to the diode current and hence it does obey Ohm’s law. So junction diode …

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Digital signal and Analog signal |Difference between Digital and Analog signal | Advantages and Disadvantages

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In this article we are going to study Digital signal and Analog signal along with example of digital and analog signal also the difference between digital and analog signal. Electronic …

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Difference between Avalanche breakdown and Zener breakdown

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We have studied that as the voltage across reverse bias PN junction increase to certain value, called breakdown voltage, high reverse current is caused by which may damage the junction …

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Proof of Thevenin’s Theorem|Definition|Circuit diagram for Thevenin’s Theorem|Application

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Thevenin’s theorem is an important tool to avoid lengthy and difficult calculation in network analysis. Thevenin’s Theorem Definition According to Thevenin’s theorem,” any two-terminal linear network can be replaced by …

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How to use zener diode as voltage regulator

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Why zener diode as voltage regulator Because a Zener diode is used as a voltage stabiliser or voltage regulator to provides a constant voltage from a source whose voltage may …

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Wien’s displacement law formula

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According to wien’s displacement law, the wavelength (λm) corresponding to maximum energy density is inversely proportional to the absolute temperature (T) of the body. This is called wien’s displacement law …

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The various types of renewable sources of energy are used in present days.

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Those types of Energy sources which can be renewed again and again are called renewable sources of energy. They are available in very large amount and probably they will never …

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Maxwell–Boltzmann statistics. And limitations of Maxwell–Boltzmann statistics

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Maxwell–Boltzmann statistics Classical statistics is generally known as Maxwell–Boltzmann statistics because it got its birth from Maxwell’s law of distribution of molecular speed and Boltzmann’s theorem relating entropy and probability. …

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Positive and negative feedback amplifier

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When a part of output signal is fed back to the input of circuit through a suitable network, the process is called feedback. Feedback is of two types Positive and …

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Hartley oscillator I Hartley Oscillator Working I Hartley Oscillator Derivation

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Hartley oscillator Definition Fig. 4 shows the circuit diagram of a Hartley oscillator using a transistor in C.E. configuration. In hartley oscillator, tank circuit consists of L1, L2 and C1. …

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