A semiconductor which emits photons and releases electrons when stimulated by photons is called
- a power diode.
- a laser diode.
- a zener diode.
Explanation from PART66Online
A laser diode both emits photons when forward-biased and, through stimulated emission, releases further photons and electrons when struck by incoming photons-the defining lasing action. A power diode merely rectifies current and a Zener regulates voltage; neither interacts with light in this way.
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regiboy asked · 30 Apr 2018
Isn't the answer LED?
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