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Question: In a parallel circuit with a diode, what is the effect of reverse bias on the diode?

Options:

  1. It conducts current
  2. It blocks current
  3. It increases voltage
  4. It decreases resistance

Correct Answer: It blocks current

Solution: 

When a diode is reverse biased in a parallel circuit, it blocks current flow, effectively acting as an open circuit.

In a parallel circuit with a diode, what is the effect of reverse bias on the di

Practice Questions

Q1
In a parallel circuit with a diode, what is the effect of reverse bias on the diode?
  1. It conducts current
  2. It blocks current
  3. It increases voltage
  4. It decreases resistance

Questions & Step-by-Step Solutions

In a parallel circuit with a diode, what is the effect of reverse bias on the diode?
  • Diode Behavior in Reverse Bias – A diode allows current to flow in one direction (forward bias) and blocks it in the opposite direction (reverse bias), acting as an open circuit when reverse biased.
  • Parallel Circuit Characteristics – In a parallel circuit, components share the same voltage, and the behavior of one component (like a diode) can affect the overall circuit operation.
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