
calculated as the average value of the output
voltage divided by the maximum value of the
input voltage. The higher the rectification ratio
is, the better the diode can convert and smooth
out the AC signal. The range of rectification
ratio in a diode is the ratio between the number
of charge carriers crossing the PN junction in
the depletion region during forward biasing
and the number of carriers diffusing across the
junction during reverse biasing. It indicates the
rectifying efficiency of a diode, which means
how well it blocks the flow of current in one
direction and allows it towards another. The
higher the rectification ratio, the better the
rectifying efficiency of the diode will be. The
calculated rectification ratio is 1 at 17oC at
room temperature.
Series resistance in a diode refers to the
resistance presented by components in series
with the diode in a circuit. This may include
resistors or other components that are placed
between the voltage source and the diode.
Series resistance can affect the behavior of a
diode, particularly in terms of the voltage drop
across the diode and the amount of current that
flows through it. Some factors such as the
value of the series resistance may cause the
forward voltage of the diode to drop, and the
applied voltage can all impact the behavior of
the diode in a series circuit. The series
resistance is .
Fig 3. I-V Characteristic curve of Zinc/5, 14-
dihydro-5,7,12,14-tetraazapentacenes (L5H2)
4 Conclusion
In this paper, the rectification ratio is 1. It means
that the output voltage of the rectifier is equal to the
input voltage. On the other hand, there is no change
in the voltage level, and the rectifier has not
rectified the alternating current (AC) signal. Also,
when the series resistance in a diode is high, it
means there is a significant amount of resistance in
the circuit that limits the current flowing through
the diode. This can result in a reduction in the
amount of current that can flow through the circuit,
which may impact the overall performance of the
circuit. In practical terms, a high series resistance
can result in reduced power output, slower response
times, and increased heat distributed in the diode.
Although 5,14-dihydro-5,7,12,14-
tetraazapentacenes (L5H2) is a semiconducting
material, when it is connected with zinc metal, it
shows ohmic behavior according to Fig 3. In case,
aluminum metal shows non-ohmic behavior for the
Schottky diode.
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