MCQ
Generally semiconductor can be used safely between the temperatures:
- A$−75$ and $200$
- ✓$0$ and $75$
- C$−25$ and $300$
- D$−40$ and $1000$
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
$0$ and $75$
Semiconductor can be used safely between temperature $0$ and $75.$
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