Explanation: P=VI Hence, it would be maximum when both V and I are maximum. 3. Even after the forward current reduces to zero value, a practical diode continues to conduct in the reverse direction for a while due to the
A. resistance of the diode
B. high junction temperature
C. stored charges in the depletion region
D. none of the mentioned
Answer:A
Explanation: P=VI Hence, it would be maximum when both V and I are maximum. 3. Even after the forward current reduces to zero value, a practical diode continues to conduct in the reverse direction for a while due to the
A. resistance of the diode B. high junction temperature C. stored charges in the depletion region D. none of the mentioned
Explanation: Due to the stored charges during the earlier current flow, even when the current reduces to zero due to some structural properties of the device, the device takes time to sweep out the stored charges. 4. For a p-n junction diode, the peak inverse current & the reverse recovery time are dependent on