Which factor decide the colour of the light emitted from a
Led?
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Answer / yuvi
The colour of an LED is determined by the semiconductor
material used in it
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Answer / ragu
THE FACTORS DEPEND UPON THE WAVE LENGTH OR FREQUENCY OF THE
LIGHT EMITTED. IT IS BASICALLY DEPENDS UPON THE CHARGE THAT
IS DISCHARGE DURING THE JUMPING OF ELECTRONS FROM HIGHER
ENERGY LEVEL TO LOWER ENERGY LEVEL..
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Answer / kaparapu sreekanth
colour of LED depends on frequency,so colour of light varies by adding impurities while doping
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If the battery is in charging condition means, battery is which type of load? Capacitive or Resistive load?
What is breather? why we use it ?
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IT IS SAID THAT THE OLTC OPERATION SHOULD NOT BE PERFORMED WHEN THE TRANSFORMER IS GENERATION TRANSFOREMR/STEP UP MODE. WHY IS IT SO?
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how motor should be connected i.e star-delta or star-star or delta-delta ?
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what is feeder bay?
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