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English: If a diode goes open-circuit in a standard x/y diode array, there is no route for current to pass from the positive terminal to the negative terminal. With a partially, or fully "Charlieplexed" array, however, other routes are available. If D1 goes open-circuit in the partially "Charlieplexed" array shown, current can pass from positive to negative through 3 diodes in series, D2, D3 and D4. Other routes are also available. If these diodes are LEDS, and the voltage is high enough, this could cause unexpected lighting effects . When the supply is reversed, no deleterious effect is noticed, the current flowing through D5. Under these conditions D1 would not have conducted anyway, due to it being reverse biased.
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One LED going open circuit has a small effect in a standard x/y array, but can cause current to be re-directed through other LEDS in a partially "Charlieplexed" array.

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