👉 Dichopodial is a type of digital circuit used in electronic devices, particularly for power conversion and voltage regulation. It consists of two diodes connected in series or in parallel. When one of these diodes is opened (i.e., forward biased), the other diode will also be open, allowing current to flow through a certain path. The other diode can then close, closing the circuit and preventing an unwanted current from flowing through it. Dichopodial circuits are often used in
