Quiz #21: which one is the LED symbol? → B, arrows out
// WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
The diode triangle + bar with two little arrows pointing OUT (light leaving); arrows pointing in = a photodiode (light coming in).
// LESSON NOTES
Quick quiz: which one is the LED symbol? 💡 A, B, C or D?
✅ B! The two little arrows point OUT — light leaving the diode.
☀️ Arrows pointing IN = a photodiode: light comes in and makes a tiny current.
➡️ The triangle shows which way the current flows — turn an LED around and it stays dark.
(D, with the bent bar, is a Zener diode.)
Read the voiceover (transcript)
- Quick quiz! Which one is the LED symbol?
- A, plain. B, arrows out. C, arrows in. D, bent bar.
- Three seconds!
- B! Arrows pointing out: light leaving the diode.
- Arrows pointing in? A photodiode. Light comes in.
- The triangle points the current's way.
- Next: what does k mean in ten k ohms? Comment below!
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