7) Germanium and silicon has controlled-conductive properties and can be used for: a) Insulator diodes b) Semiconductor diodes c) High conductive diodes 8) The two different types of semiconductors obtained when adding two different impurities represented as: a) N-type and P-type b) Low-type and High-type c) Voltage-type and gain-type

7) Germanium and silicon has controlled-conductive properties and can be used for: a) Insulator diodes b) Semiconductor diodes c) High conductive diodes 8) The two different types of semiconductors obtained when adding two different impurities represented as: a) N-type and P-type b) Low-type and High-type c) Voltage-type and gain-type

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Chapter59: Motor Startup And Troubleshooting Basics

Section: Chapter Questions

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