The current through d2 should b zero as it is reverse biased. Why dosen't ltspice software
show zero current?
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If I am doing somethin wrong then kindly make correction and tell me what to do to get zero current in both D1 and D2?
Why isn’t current through D2 0 in LTSPICE
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Best Answer
without running your circuit to check, it is usual to expect leakage current in bipolar devices, and silicon diodes are p type and n type, hence the bipolar name. When one diode is reversed biased, impurities in the silicon structure allow a very small current to flow through the device. This current is very temperature sensitive. In a circuit such as this I would expect the reverse bias leakage current to be micro amps or less.