Regenerative diode is a novel power diode with an operation that is completely different from the "normal" diodes such as P-N diodes, Schottky diodes and JBS rectifiers. Normal diodes "open", meaning they start conducting at their forward voltages [1] which are 0.6V and 0.3V for P-N diodes and Schottky diodes respectively. Regenerative diode "closes", meaning it starts blocking at particular reverse currents/voltages whose values depend on the construction ofthe device. For instance, in silicon based device it may lie between -0.5V to -IV. Regenerative diode can be developed from a series combination of two complementary ON-type JFETs, which may have additional MOS gates. It can be operated even without additional MOS gates but the conductivity of the device increases with the presence of the MOS gates. The schematic structure of a regenerative diode looks similar to that of the Dual Thyristor's. Fig. 1 illustrates the schematic structures of a simple Dual Thyristor [2], Dual Thyristor acting as a regenerative diode (without MOS gates) and a regenerative diode.