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switching diode

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switching diode [′swich·iŋ ‚dī‚ōd]
(electronics)
A crystal diode that provides essentially the same function as a switch; below a specified applied voltage it has high resistance corresponding to an open switch, while above that voltage it suddenly changes to the low resistance of a closed switch.
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