Why is heat produced in a diode? – McqOptions

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1.	Why is heat produced in a diode?
A.	due to current passing through the diode
B.	due to voltage across the diode
C.	due to the power rating of the diode
D.	due to the PN junction of the diode
Answer» B. due to voltage across the diode

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