When a diode allows current to flow through it,what state is it in?

A) forward bias
B) reverse bias
C) neutral bias
D) none of the above

Forward Bias

Forward bias is the condition in which a p-n junction semiconductor, such as a diode, allows current to flow freely from the p-side (anode) to the n-side (cathode) by applying a voltage.

Current Flow

Describes the directional movement of electric charge carriers, like electrons, in a circuit, crucial for powering and operating electronic devices.