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Diodes are two-terminal semiconductors that allow current to flow through in only one direction.
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Transistors are three-terminal semiconductors which use an input signal controls to output current. They are normally used for amplification and switching applications.
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Thyristors are a family of semiconductor devices that exhibit bi-stable current-voltage characteristics and can be switched between a high-impedance, low-current off state and a low-impedance, high-current on state.
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