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Hi! I've got another diode OR gate problem. When the voltage at the input A is 5V and it's 4.6V at the input B, does the output voltage still remain at 4.4V? Does it mean that the D2 diode is forward biased and its voltage drop* is smaller than the voltage drop of the D1 diode?
*the constant-voltage-drop is about 0.6V, thus the voltage drop across the D2 diode should be just about 0.2V
The attached image is a scheme of the OR Gate when A is 5V and B is 0V
*the constant-voltage-drop is about 0.6V, thus the voltage drop across the D2 diode should be just about 0.2V
The attached image is a scheme of the OR Gate when A is 5V and B is 0V
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