Shockley diode equation

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Published in KTM Udayanga Hemapala, MK Perera, Smart Microgrid Systems, 2023

KTM Udayanga Hemapala, MK Perera

The voltage–current characteristic curve for a p-n junction diode is defined by the well-known Shockley Diode equation, as shown in equation (2.5). Id=I0⌈eqVdAkT−1⌉=I0⌈eVdAVT−1⌉

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Published in Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and Environmental Effects, 2022

Hussein A Kazem, Ali H A Al-Waeli, Miqdam T Chaichan, K Sopian

where V is the voltage across the output terminals in Volts (V) and the shunt resistance current is Vj/ Rp. In 1948, the diode current–voltage characteristics have been presented using the Shockley diode equation (Shockley 1948, Sah, Noyce, and Shockley 1957):