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sophiecentaur
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NascentOxygen said:Indeed. It means something to me, but is unlikely to add clarity to OPs understanding.
(I actually used "relative polarity" in my last reply to poster, but then edited it out for being unlikely to mean much.)
In that case, I have to put it in a different way - like 'where you put the red and black leads on your voltmeter and the sign you will get on the display'. Without some concept of polarity there is no way that even a diode function can be described.
Are we, perhaps, over-medicating him?