Resistor
A resistive component with its value and purpose documented separately.
A DIAC is a bidirectional triggering semiconductor device used in a documented control circuit.
A DIAC is a bidirectional triggering semiconductor device used in a documented control circuit. Its terminals and breakover characteristics are defined by the selected component.
A DIAC does not have the same controlled gate terminal as a TRIAC.
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