Assertion: diode's current | /r/HasProperty | large
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text: Conventional diodes conduct a large current when forward voltage above its threshold voltage is supplied to the diode, but it is still a finite amount of current.
text: The latter approximation assumes that the bias current I Q {\displaystyle I_{Q}} is large enough so that the factor of 1 in the parentheses of the Shockley diode equation can be ignored.
text: If this reverse-bias voltage exceeds a certain value — the maximum reverse voltage — the diode may fail and pass large currents, in a process known as reverse voltage breakdown.
text: If this reverse-bias voltage exceeds a certain value — the maximum reverse voltage — the diode may fail and pass large currents, in a process known as reverse voltage breakdown.
text: When forward current is large
text: Rectifier diodes (large current)