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ELECTRICITY Section 4 Testing circuit devices and how are they used e.g. thermistor, LDR, LED and diode Sub-index for electricity section 4 1. Introduction - investigating a device with a simple testing circuit 2.
What is an LDR?
Uses of an LDR?
3.
What is a thermistor?
Uses?
4.
What is the function of
a diode? Uses?
5.
What is an LED?
Uses of an LED?
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