What Is a Diode?

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I dont unerstand why the naming is different compared to a battery. I thought the anode of a battery was the negatively charged terminal that has excess electrons, so why would the anode of a diode be the electron deficient part that contains holes, its just confusing. I was just reading somehting and had a thought: Is the anode of a battery actually initially positively charged, becoming negatively charged only when the chemical reaction happens within the battery and the resulting free electrons are attracted towards it?

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I remember which end is the anode because the arrowhead in the symbol for a diode looks like an "A" (for Anode) on its side. It points in the direction of "conventional" positive-to-negative (P-to-N) current flow, which reminds me that the anode has P-type semiconductor, and the cathode has N-type semiconductor. The vertical line for the cathode represents a wall that blocks "conventional" current from going from cathode to anode. That "wall" is represented by a ring marked around the cathode end of a "physical" diode.

I've been enjoying your videos. They are extremely helpful as I learn about the terminology in my electrical/instrumentation textbooks. Could you recommend a particular order of viewing your videos to build the basic foundation to understanding these theories better? Thanks

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Why the current unit in mA?

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Hi. I'm new to this zener diode voltage regulation. Do you have a video where your output is charging a battery, with internal resistance. I want to know how much ohm resistor is required with input voltage of , say 16vdc and regulated output of 14vdc. Thanks.

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Is it optional that a diode would be on if the voltage flowing across the diode is exactly 0.7?

What would happen if the voltage is less or more than 0.7?

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