Electronic Devices and Special Diodes
Learn Electronic Devices – Special Diodes in detail. Analyze electronic circuits, design mini projects, and excel in competitive exams. Suitable for first-year engineering and biomedical students. Covers basics of electronic devices, special diodes, and power devices. Recommended for Physics and Engineering students.
What you’ll learn
- students will learn Electronic Devices – Special Diodes in detail
- students will be able to analyze electronic circuits with the knowledge of electronic devices
- students will be able to design mini projects
- students will be able to perform in competitive exams
Electronic Devices – Special Diodes : Learners who are fond of learning physics and students who are pursuing engineering. this particular course will be very helpful. This course mainly suitable for first year of electronic, electrical, electronics and instrumentation and also for biomedical students. Basics of electronic devices, special diodes and power devices are covered. Assume a piece of wire, current flows from one end to the other end. instead of wire if we have an electronic devices, how current flows from one of the device to the other end of the device. These types of characteristic are addressed in detail. The course starts with PN Junction diodes and goes through all special diodes to till some power devices. In between bang gap theory is also carefully addressed for better understanding of the course. The curriculum overs almost fifty to sixty percentage of any electronic devices engineering course. I strongly recommend this course for first year engineering students.
The course curriculum consists of
PN Junction Diode and Zener Diode & Its Characteristics
UJT – Uni junction Transistor and its Characteristics
SCR – Silicon Controlled Rectifier & SCR characteristic
SCR Applications – Switch & Pulse
Application of SCR – over Voltage Protection
TRIAC and its Characteristics
PN junctions in terms of Band Gap Theory
Zener junctions Band diagram & Tunneling Concept
Junction Capacitance or Depletion capacitance
Diffusion Capacitance
Tunnel Diode & Tunnel Diode characteristics
Varactor diode and its applications
Reverse Recover Time PN junction diode
Schottky Diode and its applications
Light Emitting Diode
Who this course is for:
- Physics and Engineering students
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