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(A) In the given circuit,the $P$-terminal of the diode is connected to a potential of $1 \ V$ and the $N$-terminal is connected to a potential of $2 \

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(A) In the given circuit,the $P$-terminal of the diode is connected to a potential of $1 \ V$ and the $N$-terminal is connected to a potential of $2 \ V$ through a $100 \ \Omega$ resistor.Since the potential at the $N$-terminal $(V_N = 2 \ V)$ is higher than the potential at the $P$-terminal $(V_P = 1 \ V)$,the diode is in reverse biasing.An ideal diode in reverse biasing acts as an open circuit (infinite resistance).Therefore,no current flows through the circuit.Hence,the current is $0 \ mA$.

The current through an ideal $PN-$ junction diode shown in the following circuit diagram will be.....$mA$.

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