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Line 23: {{main\|Diode modelling#Small-signal modelling}} The (large-signal) Shockley equation for a diode can be ~~linear~~linearized about the bias point or quiescent point (sometimes called [[Q-point]]) to find the small-signal [[Electrical conductance\|conductance]], capacitance and resistance of the diode. This procedure is described in more detail under [[diode modelling#Small-~~signal modeling\|diode modeling~~signal_modelling]], which provides an example of the ~~linear~~linearization procedure followed in small-signal models of semiconductor devices. ==Differences between small signal and large signal==

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