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Write the equation of current for the diode (i.e. solar cell) in the light. Compare it with diode current in dark ?

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Answer:


Isc -I = Io [e^{(qv)/(nKt)} - 1]

Step-by-step explanation:

the equation of current for the diode is


I = Isc - Io [e^{(qv)/(nKt)} - 1]
..........................1

here Isc is short circuit current

Io is the reverse saturation or the dark current

I is load current

q is charge

K is Boltzman constant i.e 1.381 ×
10^(-23) J/K

n is ideality factor

T is absolute temperature

and

here Isc - I is net current flow through diode and actual current when it is in light

so


Isc -I = Io [e^{(qv)/(nKt)} - 1]

here we know Io is dark saturated current it mean in the absence of light diode leak current density

and Io is important parameter to differentiate between diode

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