Forward-biased diode: an ideal diode conducts electricity when a voltage of 0.6V is applied in the forward direction. This means current flows from the anode (positive) to the cathode (negative).

So, while a real diode will only pass current in one direction, it will also drop some of the voltage. [Julian] shows you how you can get simulated ideal diodes and why you might want them in a ...

Outputs can be between 0.5 and 5.5V when the input is ≥1.2V. This is a regulating-type ideal diode, whose control loop typically maintains a forward drop of 31mV when conducting (50mV max over the ...

So, while a real diode will only pass current in one direction, it will also drop some of the voltage. [Julian] shows you how you can get simulated ideal diodes and why you might want them in a ...

The LM74720-Q1 is a 3- to 65-V ideal-diode controller with 27- µ A I Q (on)/<3-µA I Q (off) for active rectification and load-dump protection. The similar LM74721-Q1 includes an integrated V DS ...

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