Transition capacitance of a diode is inversely proportional to ______ – McqOptions

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1.	Transition capacitance of a diode is inversely proportional to __________
A.	Area of cross section
B.	Width of depletion region
C.	Relative permittivity
D.	Drift current
Answer» C. Relative permittivity

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