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1. Rectifier diode
2. Zener diode
3. Schottky diode
4. Light-emitting diode (LED)
5. Photodiode
6. Tunnel diode
7. Varactor diode
8. PIN diode
9. Gunn diode
10. Laser diode
2. Zener diode
3. Schottky diode
4. Light-emitting diode (LED)
5. Photodiode
6. Tunnel diode
7. Varactor diode
8. PIN diode
9. Gunn diode
10. Laser diode
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Nov 9
1. Junction Diodes
- P-N Junction Diode: Basic diode with a P-type semiconductor and an N-type semiconductor
- Schottky Diode: Metal-semiconductor junction with very low forward voltage drop
- Zener Diode: Designed to break down under high reverse voltage without damage
2. LED (Light Emitting Diode)
- Emits light when forward-biased
- Common types include visible, infrared, and ultraviolet LEDs
3. Photodiode
- Converts light into electrical current
- Used in photo detectors, solar cells, and fiber optics
4. Laser Diode
- Emits a highly focused beam of coherent light
- Used in lasers, optical communications, and laser pointers
5. Varactor Diode
- Voltage-dependent capacitor
- Used for frequency tuning, voltage regulation, and parametric amplification
6. Tunnel Diode
- Very high peak current with a negative resistance region
- Used in high-speed switching applications
7. Gunn Diode
- Solid-state microwave oscillator
- Generates microwaves with high power and efficiency
8. IMPATT Diode
- Impact Ionization Avalanche Transit-Time Diode
- Generates high-power microwaves
9. PIN Diode
- Intrinsic semiconductor region between P and N regions
- Used as high-power RF switches, attenuators, and modulators
10. Step Recovery Diode
- Rapid recovery time from reverse bias
- Used for generating short pulses
11. Super Barrier Diode
- High breakdown voltage and low forward voltage drop
- Used in power electronics applications
12. RF Diode
- Designed for use at radio frequencies
- Used for switching, mixing, and detection
13. Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) Diode
- Protects against transient voltage spikes
- Used in power supplies and electronic circuits
- P-N Junction Diode: Basic diode with a P-type semiconductor and an N-type semiconductor
- Schottky Diode: Metal-semiconductor junction with very low forward voltage drop
- Zener Diode: Designed to break down under high reverse voltage without damage
2. LED (Light Emitting Diode)
- Emits light when forward-biased
- Common types include visible, infrared, and ultraviolet LEDs
3. Photodiode
- Converts light into electrical current
- Used in photo detectors, solar cells, and fiber optics
4. Laser Diode
- Emits a highly focused beam of coherent light
- Used in lasers, optical communications, and laser pointers
5. Varactor Diode
- Voltage-dependent capacitor
- Used for frequency tuning, voltage regulation, and parametric amplification
6. Tunnel Diode
- Very high peak current with a negative resistance region
- Used in high-speed switching applications
7. Gunn Diode
- Solid-state microwave oscillator
- Generates microwaves with high power and efficiency
8. IMPATT Diode
- Impact Ionization Avalanche Transit-Time Diode
- Generates high-power microwaves
9. PIN Diode
- Intrinsic semiconductor region between P and N regions
- Used as high-power RF switches, attenuators, and modulators
10. Step Recovery Diode
- Rapid recovery time from reverse bias
- Used for generating short pulses
11. Super Barrier Diode
- High breakdown voltage and low forward voltage drop
- Used in power electronics applications
12. RF Diode
- Designed for use at radio frequencies
- Used for switching, mixing, and detection
13. Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) Diode
- Protects against transient voltage spikes
- Used in power supplies and electronic circuits
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