nicksydney
New Member
Hi,
I'm learning about Diode and I've done some calculation that I want to check with the folks in the forum to confirm whether I'm doing it the right or wrong way.
Below is the formula I'm using (the 0.7v that you see in the formula is the voltage drop for silicon diode)
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Below is the circuit that I've drawn up in LTSpice
View attachment 63171
and below is the waveform that I got from LTSpice for the circuit
View attachment 63169
The below screenshot shows the waveform when I place the probe between the diode and R2.
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When I calculate using the formula I can get the same voltage as the voltage between the Diode and R2 - for example if I use R1 = 3550, R2=1500 and V1=10v , using the formula I'm getting -2.76v same as voltage recorded in LTSpice.
Just want to confirm whether I'm on the right track to calculate the voltage between the diode and R2 using the formula ?
Thanks
I'm learning about Diode and I've done some calculation that I want to check with the folks in the forum to confirm whether I'm doing it the right or wrong way.
Below is the formula I'm using (the 0.7v that you see in the formula is the voltage drop for silicon diode)
View attachment 63167
Below is the circuit that I've drawn up in LTSpice
View attachment 63171
and below is the waveform that I got from LTSpice for the circuit
View attachment 63169
The below screenshot shows the waveform when I place the probe between the diode and R2.
View attachment 63170
When I calculate using the formula I can get the same voltage as the voltage between the Diode and R2 - for example if I use R1 = 3550, R2=1500 and V1=10v , using the formula I'm getting -2.76v same as voltage recorded in LTSpice.
Just want to confirm whether I'm on the right track to calculate the voltage between the diode and R2 using the formula ?
Thanks
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