Current–Voltage Characteristics
1. A diode allows current in a circuit to flow in only one specific direction.
Which statements correctly describe the current-potential difference graph for a semiconductor diode?
Statement 1 | Statement 2 | |
A | When the current flows in the direction of the diode, there is a sharp increase in potential difference and current on the right side of the graph | When the diode is reversed, it conducts electricity and this is shown by a sharp increase in potential difference and current on the right side of the graph |
B | When the current flows in the direction of the diode, then it does not conduct and this is shown by a zero on the right hand side of the graph | When the diode is reversed, it does not conduct electricity and this is shown by a zero on the left hand side of the graph |
C | When the current flows in the direction of the diode, there is a sharp increase in potential difference and current on the right side of the graph | When the diode is reversed, it does not conduct electricity and this is shown by a zero on the left hand side of the graph |
D | When the current flows in the direction of the diode, then it does not conduct and this is shown by a zero on the right hand side of the graph | When the diode is reversed, it does not conduct electricity and this is shown by a zero on the left hand side of the graph |
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