Question

Please prove mathematical procedures.

Suppose two pn diodes are connected in parallel, and regardless of the voltage across them have precisely the same current flowing in each branch. Exactly what conditions must occur for this to happen (saying they’re “matched is not sufficient)? Do these same conditions apply if the diodes are now connected in series? Sketch both circuits to help you clarify things and justify your reasoning analytically.

Answer 1

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- sume = conditions type (in terms of n, Is) y connected to some source connected at same temperature - curent will be divides equivally. Now In the series connection, Voltage gets divided and current remains some h + (G loop and th the above okt., current is sume in whole voltage gets divided ia between both diodes. =) Regardless voltase, Current remains Suome in series connection without any specific condions.
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