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@er-mahendran-ghvIBl • Jul 30, 2009
Hello,
The diode will conduct only when its cathode voltage is less than anode voltage. If you connect +5V at both the electrodes current conduction will not take place.
Forward bias: Anode is more +ve than cathode.
Reverse bias: Cathode is more +ve than anode.
I hope this will clear your doubt. -
@swapnakumar-lJkNkk • Aug 2, 2009
The diode is forward biased if
diode +ve terninal to +5V battery Diode -Ve terminal to GND
Thus forward current flows -
@priyank-180-7LVZgV • Aug 2, 2009
Diode has 2 region, One is P type and another is N type..
current conduction take place bcoz of relative moments of their majority charge carriers.. (mean hole in P region and Electron in N region)
now if we comect +ve teminal of +5vbattery to anode(P type) and ground(-ve terminal of battery) to cathode (n Type),then holes from Ptype moves to N type region.. and Electrons from n to P type... this relative moment of charge carrier convert in to current conduction...
here you want to contect +5v at both side then electrons in ntype can not move towards the p type but it attract towards the cathode.. so there is no relative moment between ho;e and electron and current conduction will not take place...
you must connect anode to more positive with respect to cathode..for current conduction.. -
@saandeep-sreerambatla-hWHU1M • Aug 2, 2009
Let me know how you will connect this??
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@harshad-ukH5ww • Aug 3, 2009
Super explaination priyank.
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@priyank-180-7LVZgV • Aug 3, 2009
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@saurabh2486-Tr6NOC • Aug 4, 2009
really superb priyank