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Can an LED be used as a diode?
Can an LED be used as a diode?
I want to make an adder
out of diodes, can I make transistors
, and can an LED be used as a diode?
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Can an LED be used as a diode?Yes, taking into account their somewhat atypical properties - a larger forward and lower allowable reverse voltage. The fact that they glow does not matter, but can be used for specific applications.
I want to make adderIt's not clear what you mean. Adders are different...
transistors can be made from diodesIt is forbidden. On the contrary, it is possible.
Quite, only the voltage drop will be greater than on "ordinary" silicon ones - and will depend on the color of the diode glow. Minimum for red and infrared, maximum for white and ultraviolet
Can. They are even used that way. for example, in some guitar gadgets as amplitude limiters. So people achieve a unique sound of their crafts.
You can't make transistors out of diodes. Only in the equivalent circuit, the transistor is conventionally depicted as two diodes.
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