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The diagram shows a circuit used to investigate the variation of current with potential difference for a semiconductor diode in forward bias. (i) Name the apparatus... show full transcript
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The graph indicates that the current through the semiconductor diode increases rapidly after a threshold potential difference is reached. It shows a nonlinear relationship where the current does not increase linearly with potential difference, particularly noticeable when the potential difference exceeds approximately 0.6 V. This characteristic behavior is typical of semiconductor diodes, indicating their forward bias operation.
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