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Al HUSSEIN BIN TALAL UNIV

Electrical Engineering Department Electronics Lab


Experiment No. 1: Diode Characteristics
Dr. Mahmoud Alnaanah
Eng. Eman sanone
Student Name: ‫عبد الرؤوف علي عزازي‬

Student No: 120200505018


Vdiode 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.45 0.5 0.55 0.6 0.65 0.7
Idiode
≈0 ≈0 ≈0 0.1mA 0.7mA 0.22mA 0.61mA 1.7mA 4.77mA 14.68mA
(mA)

Rdiode Vary Vary Vary


(kΩ) High High High 4k Ω 642.8Ω 2.2kΩ 901.6Ω 352.94Ω 136.2Ω 47.68Ω

Vdiode (V) -2 -4 -6 -8 -10 -12 -14

Idiode (µA)
-3 µA -8 µA -12 µA -17 µA -21 µA -26 µA -30 µA
Rdiode (kΩ)
666.6kΩ 500kΩ 500kΩ 470.5kΩ 476.19kΩ 461.5kΩ 466.6kΩ

1. When checking the diode in forward biasing, what is the reading of the
multimeter.
low resistance and voltage will be 0.6V

2. When checking the diode in reverse biasing, what is the reading of the
multimeter
high resistance or no voltage drop (usually an open circuit).

3. Porve table 1 and table 2 ?

R= Vd / Id

Table 1 : 1) 0.1 /0 = invenite = VaryHigh 2) 0.2/0 = VaryHigh


3) 0.3/ 0 = VaryHigh
4) 0.4/0.1m = 4k Ω 5) 0.45/0.7m = 642.8 Ω 6) 0.5/0.22m = 2.2k Ω

7) 0.55/0.61m= 901.6 Ω 8) 0.6/1.7m = 352.94 Ω 9) 0.65/4.77m = 136.2 Ω

10) 0.7/14.6m = 47.68


Table 2 : 1) -2/-3µ = 666.6kΩ 2) -4/-8µ= 500kΩ 3) -6/-12µ = 500kΩ 4) -8/-17µ = 470.5kΩ

5) -10/-21µ = 6) -12/ -26µ = 461.5kΩ 7) -14/-30µ = 466.6kΩ

4. Using the values obtained for ID and VD in Tables 1 and 2, plot the I-V characteristic curve of
thediode. Plot I on the vertical axis and VD on the horizontal axis

Table 1

Table 2
5. Fill Table 3 with one of the following diode types that corresponds to the given use,
and draw itssymbol: Rectifier Diode, LED, Photodiode, Zener Diode, Varactor
Diode, Shockley Diode

Diode Name Symbol Usage

Schottky diode Has very low forward voltage drop and fast
switching

Zener Diode Provides a stabilized voltage for protection


of circuits from overvoltage.

Bridge Rectifier Diode Used in converting AC into DC.

Photodiode Used in light detection applications.

Varactor Diode Acts as a variable capacitor and is used in


voltage-controlled oscillators.

LED Converts electrical energy into light energy.

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