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In which mode will a diode generally not conduct electricity? a. Bidirectional Biased b. None of these c. Forward Biased d. Reversed Biased   5.) Consider the following schematic symbol of a semiconductor device: Which side is the Cathode? (Picture inserted down below) a. Side A b. Both side A and B c. Side B d. Neither side A or B   8.) Integrated circuits can be broken down into three basic categories.  Which category does an operational amplifier (or op-amp) fall into? a. Analog b. None of these c. A combination of analog and digital d. Digital

In which mode will a diode generally not conduct electricity? a. Bidirectional Biased b. None of these c. Forward Biased d. Reversed Biased   5.) Consider the following schematic symbol of a semiconductor device: Which side is the Cathode? (Picture inserted down below) a. Side A b. Both side A and B c. Side B d. Neither side A or B   8.) Integrated circuits can be broken down into three basic categories.  Which category does an operational amplifier (or op-amp) fall into? a. Analog b. None of these c. A combination of analog and digital d. Digital

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4.) In which mode will a diode generally not conduct electricity?

a. Bidirectional Biased

b. None of these

c. Forward Biased

d. Reversed Biased

 

5.) Consider the following schematic symbol of a semiconductor device:

Which side is the Cathode? (Picture inserted down below)

a. Side A

b. Both side A and B

c. Side B

d. Neither side A or B

 

8.) Integrated circuits can be broken down into three basic categories.  Which category does an operational amplifier (or op-amp) fall into?

a. Analog

b. None of these

c. A combination of analog and digital

d. Digital

Side A Side B
Transcribed Image Text:Side A Side B
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