wat s the difference between diode and capacitor
Answer Posted / sunil guru
capacitors are used to store charges ,improve power factor and also as a filter.....
but diode used as switching device,to rectify,as a free wheeling diode, to make a reference voltage for the circuit(zener diode),to emit light (light emitting diode)
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