rOmV4 - Basics Transfer Characteristics

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Transfer Characteristics are usually shown as graphs of the input and output voltages or currents of components or circuits.

Diode Current Voltage Characteristics

When current is flowing normally, there are about 0.7 volts across a typical silicon diode. When reverse biased, at some voltage the diode breaks down and a large current flows. (often > 50 V)

Op Amp Clipping Characteristics

A Transfer Characteristic (left) and a normal Voltage time graph (right). This happens because the circuit can't output a voltage greater than the power supply voltage so the output voltage is limited.

Transfer Function

This is a mathematical description of the input output relationships of component or circuit currents or voltages.

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