In switching a junction diode from forward to reverse bias, the transition interval is the period from the time

When the diode is forward biased to the time when it is reverse biased

The diode voltage begins to reverse to the time when the diode has nominally recovered

Of forward bias to the time diode voltage has attained zero value

In switching a junction diode from forward to reverse bias, the transi

1.	In switching a junction diode from forward to reverse bias, the transition interval is the period from the time
A.	The diode voltage begins to reverse to the time when the diode has nominally recovered
B.	When the diode is forward biased to the time when it is reverse biased
C.	Of forward bias to the time diode voltage has attained zero value
D.	None of these
Answer» B. When the diode is forward biased to the time when it is reverse biased

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