'1_ For an ideal diode which of the following is true? a) It allows the passage of current in the forward bias with zero potential drop across the diode b) It does not allow the flow of current in reverse bias c) All of the mentioned d) None of the mentioned'
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However, we can consider the characteristics of an ideal diode. a) It allows the passage of current in the forward bias with zero potential drop across the diode: This statement is true for an ideal diode. In forward bias, an ideal diode allows current to flow Show more…
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