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Is there a potential difference across the bulb after current passed through a diode?

I understand that voltage can exist without current so what I want to ask is will there be a potential difference across the bulb(situated after the diode) when a batteries supplied energy through a ...
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Why does current have to flow in the same direction?

If current is just the movement of charged particles, why do the all have to move in the same direction? For example, if you reverse-bias a diode (connect the positive terminal to the n-type side ...
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How does the solar cell work?

I know that a solar cell consists of a transistor (NP). First step it creates a barrier between the n type and the p type junction. Then the sunlight (i.e, the photons) supply energy to the electrons ...
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How is current produced in semiconductors or metals?

I think current is the movement of electrons through the wire or semiconductor, thus when I press the switch of the light bulb the electrons go from positive part to tungsten and light is produced. ...
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