A__________ is where the currents in the diodes and the currents in the transistors are the same.
A)current mirror
B)push-pull
C)cutoff
D)conduction angle

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A current mirror is a circuit configuration in which the output current of one transistor is mirrored by another transistor, and the currents in both transistors are the same. This is achieved by using a diode-connected transistor to generate a reference current, which is then mirrored by the output transistor. Therefore, a current mirror is the circuit where the currents in the diodes and transistors are the same. Option B) push-pull refers to a type of output stage configuration used in amplifiers, Option C) cutoff refers to a state when a transistor is not conducting, and Option D) conduction angle refers to the portion of the AC input cycle during which a semiconductor device conducts current.

A__________ Is Where the Currents in the Diodes and the Currents