Question 73Electricity & Electronics - 1st Asst/Chief
70% to passWhat would be the indication of a burned-out LED?
Aexcessive illumination
Bno illumination
Cexcessive output
Da slight glow in the crystal
AI Explanation
The correct answer is B) no illumination. A burned-out LED will not emit any light, resulting in no illumination. This is because the LED has essentially failed and can no longer convert electrical current into light. The other options are incorrect - excessive illumination (A) would indicate a problem with the power supply or circuit, excessive output (C) is not a symptom of a burned-out LED, and a slight glow in the crystal (D) is not a typical indication of a failed LED.
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