The reverse current in a diode is of the order of _____________?
Correct answer: C. μA
- A. kA
- B. mA
- C. μA
- D. A
Explanation
A diode’s reverse leakage current is normally very small, commonly expressed in microamperes in basic device theory. It is not usually in amperes or kiloamperes.
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