Answer / syncopator

A diode is a two terminal device, which may be thermionic
valve or a semiconductor, which conducts current in only
one direction.

It may be used for rectification, and, since it is non-
linear, may be used as a mixer.

Answer / kesari

Diode is a two terminal device having one forward biased and one reverse biased

Answer / sivuu

Diode is an electronic check valve which allows the flow of current in one direction itself.

Answer / 140338

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Answer / manikandan

Diode is a semiconductor device

Answer / sagar

It is a "UNIDIRECTIONAL" Device.

Answer / sandeep

Diode is a semiconductor device.

Answer / rahul lawaniya

Diode is a combination of pn junction with two connecting
terminals on to the side of pn junction .one terminal is
negative called cathode and another terminal is positive
called anode.

Answer / kumar

it is one PN juntion .It has two terminals.

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