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Which one among the following components is used as an amplifying device? A) Transformer B) Diode C) Capacitor D) Transistor

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Chapter29: Solid-state Electronics

Section: Chapter Questions

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Which one among the following components is used as an amplifying device?

A) Transformer

B) Diode

C) Capacitor

D) Transistor

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