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Discussion Forum : Semiconductors - General Questions (Q.No. 4)
4.
A diode conducts when it is forward-biased, and the anode is connected to the ________ through a limiting resistor.
positive supply
negative supply
cathode
anode
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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Rekha said:   8 years ago
In diodes, anode means positive feedback forward bias. So connect to the positive supply.

Brou-Kofie said:   8 years ago
The anode is connected to positive supply because it enhances the combination of holes and electrons to emit light photons.

Upendar kadem said:   8 years ago
Anode and Cathodes are electrodes (simple conductor which allows a flow of charge carries).

Positive and Negatives are charges.

So in a forward biase, positive charge of supply (battery) connected to the anode of device and negative charge of supply connected to the cathode of the device.

Dirisala.Saikrishna said:   7 years ago
Anode means +ve and cathode means -ve.

The current will flow from positive to the negative.
If the positive is attached to cathode the reverse current or leakage current will flow.

Sam said:   6 years ago
Diode is a two terminal device i.e. Anode (First terminal) and Cathode (Second terminal). In electronics, for the conduction to begin in the circuit/device, there should be some supply of current/voltage to be given. Henceforth, Anode is Positive Charge and Cathode is Negative Charge.

Sam said:   6 years ago
Diode is a two terminal device i.e. Anode (First terminal) and Cathode (Second terminal). In electronics, for the conduction to begin in the circuit/device, there should be some supply of current/voltage to be given. Henceforth, Anode is Positive Charge and Cathode is Negative Charge.


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