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    The document contains three graphs showing the current-voltage (I-V) characteristics of a diode, zener diode, and specifically a zener diode. The first graph shows the forward bias characteristic of a standard diode with exponential increase in current as voltage increases. The second graph shows the I-V curve of a zener diode, which allows current to flow in both forward and reverse bias. The third and most detailed graph focuses on the I-V relationship of a zener diode in reverse bias, where it acts as a voltage regulator by maintaining a constant voltage above the zener or breakdown voltage.

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    The document contains three graphs showing the current-voltage (I-V) characteristics of a diode, zener diode, and specifically a zener diode. The first graph shows the forward bias characteristic of a standard diode with exponential increase in current as voltage increases. The second graph shows the I-V curve of a zener diode, which allows current to flow in both forward and reverse bias. The third and most detailed graph focuses on the I-V relationship of a zener diode in reverse bias, where it acts as a voltage regulator by maintaining a constant voltage above the zener or breakdown voltage.

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    I-V Characteristics of Diode

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    The document contains three graphs showing the current-voltage (I-V) characteristics of a diode, zener diode, and specifically a zener diode. The first graph shows the forward bias characteristic of a standard diode with exponential increase in current as voltage increases. The second graph shows the I-V curve of a zener diode, which allows current to flow in both forward and reverse bias. The third and most detailed graph focuses on the I-V relationship of a zener diode in reverse bias, where it acts as a voltage regulator by maintaining a constant voltage above the zener or breakdown voltage.

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