The flow of reverse current when diode is reverse biased and create oscillation is called as.........a)bellingb)ringingc)recovery timed)reverse recovery timee)Transient response

In reverse bias condition, the diode can be represented by which of the following

A typical reverse recovery time @ dIF/dt = 25A  and 25 degree Celsius for a fast diode  VS-70HFL is given as 500 ns and a typical reverse recovered charge is given as 1300 nC. If the off-state reverse voltage in certain application is 540 Volts and the operating frequency is 20kHz. The reverse recovery current in Ampere  given as:Select one:a. 7.2b. 10c. 5.2d. 10.2

In a P-N junction diode, the reverse current:Options :Increases with increasing reverse voltageIs not affected by reverse voltageRemains constant with increasing reverse voltageDecreases with increasing reverse voltage

What is junction breakdown in a diode?Options :The point where the diode becomes open-circuitedThe voltage at which the diode stops conducting currentThe point where the reverse voltage causes a sudden increase in currentThe voltage at which the diode starts conducting current

A diode is a semiconductor that is used to — A. amplify electrical signals B. create a magnetic field C. allow current to flow only in one direction D. turn the flow of electricity on and off