robertohoracio

267

hace 6 años

What happens is that the current is distributed. It does not circulate more current

Lslinell

8

hace 6 años

Ok, thanks for answering but I consult you, being united in parallel at the end of the two diodes how does the current come out if I have both 6th?

seekude

2.085

hace 6 años

When having 2 diodes, suppose your load consumes 6a, well, having 2 diodes in parallel, the current will take 2 paths, which, in this example will be 3a on each diode, if you add another one it will be 2nd on each diode and so on...

Lslinell

8

hace 6 años

Ahhhh perfect, thanks for the reply

juite

372

hace 6 años

I always wonder. Why is the symbolic language provided by electrotechnology and electronics not used here to represent the operation of CIRCUITS? . This is very beneficial and healthy for everything and everyone. This problem, for example, can be explained by Kirchhoff's first law, - nodes-, "incoming currents to the node equal to outgoing or reverse current". Eg if the generator is 4 [A] and the current passes through two equal diodes in parallel it is silly to think that there will be 8 [A] on the other side.

josduart

4.282

hace 6 años

Technical explanations are only useful for those who have the appropriate knowledge to understand them, but it is also difficult to explain without technical terms. The truth is that I agree with the different opinions presented on the subject is not easy if it is seen from different perspectives.

JOSE MIGUEL SIRGO PASCUAL

6.953

hace 6 años

Dear colleague JUITE, you are right but I want to make an observation, if the consultant does not know the most basic about electricity as is the case, I do not think it is judicious to make him dizzy with theoretical foundations that will only confuse him.