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Could any body tell me that how it works??

published 9 years ago

julien77777

9 years ago

It s a bug

justinmh

9 years ago

Diodes are always thought to pass current one way, i.e. Be forward biased. However they do pass current when they are reverse biased, it's just very little, this is why we can use them in ac retification. Most diodes will only pass say 20 milliamps (20*10^-3) at -100v. If you look at the current on these I believe you are in the nano range (10^-9). This is why some current is passing. Up the voltage and more will pass.

GingerKing

9 years ago

Not a bug. It is called junction capacitance. AC will pass through a capacitor. No magic today

Robert_Kidd

9 years ago

@mqaisarali - Has anything that's been said so far answered your question?

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