An LED (a) emits light when reverse-biased (b) senses light when reverse-biased (c) emits light when forward-biased (d) acts as a variable resistance
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Option C (emits light when forward - biased) is the correct answer
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The correct answer is Option C : emits light when forward-biased.
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When an LED is linked in forward biasing, it produces light. It's a p-n junction diode with a lot of doping that converts electrical energy into light energy.
A transparent cover is placed over the diode to allow the emitted light to shine through.
A light-emitting diode is a device that emits light.
A two-lead semiconductor light source is known as an LED. When activated, it is a forward biased p-n junction diode that emits light.
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