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    A Bi-Directional Semiconductor Device That Remains in a Nonconducting State
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A Bi-Directional Semiconductor Device That Remains in a Nonconducting State

Question 6

Question 6

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A bi-directional semiconductor device that remains in a nonconducting state until the forward breakover voltage is reached is a(n)


A) DIAC
B) SCR
C) triac
D) E-MOSFET

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