Hi,
I have two diodes back to back in series ( V -> N1 - P1 -> N2 - P2 -> GND).
If source have zero internal resistance, the voltage drop across Diode 1 and 2 is equal, V/2.
As soon as I add some internal resistance, the voltage drop across diodes is ~ 0.7 V.
Is this simulation artifact or some physics behind it?
I have two diodes back to back in series ( V -> N1 - P1 -> N2 - P2 -> GND).
If source have zero internal resistance, the voltage drop across Diode 1 and 2 is equal, V/2.
As soon as I add some internal resistance, the voltage drop across diodes is ~ 0.7 V.
Is this simulation artifact or some physics behind it?