A diode is connected in parallel with a resistance as shown in the figure. The most probable current (I)–voltage (V) characteristic is
A diode is connected in parallel with a resistance as shown in the figure. The most probable current (I)–voltage (V) characteristic is
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- Option a
- Option b
- Option c
- Option d
The Correct Option is B
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