Which circuit component usually acts as a switch or amplifier?
O A. A transistor
O B. A capac...
Physics, 18.06.2021 09:20 michelejoantucker
Which circuit component usually acts as a switch or amplifier?
O A. A transistor
O B. A capacitor
O C. A resistor
D. A battery
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