Current flow through a diode is normally caused by ________.
A)depletion layer breakdown
B)a reverse voltage across the diode
C)forward voltage across the diode
D)thermally produced electron-hole pairs

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Current flow through a diode is normally caused by a forward voltage across the diode, which allows current to pass through by reducing the barrier of the depletion region.

Current Flow Through a Diode Is Normally Caused by ________