i. Solar cell:

1. It converts light energy into electric energy. 

2. t is useful to produce electricity in remote areas and also for providing electricity for satellites, space probes and space stations.

ii. Photo resistor: It changes its resistance when light is incident on it.

iii. Bi-polar junction transistor:

1. These are devices with two junctions and three terminals.

2. A transistor can be a p-n-p or n-p-n transistor. 

3. Conduction takes place with holes and electrons. 

4. Many other types of transistors are designed and fabricated to suit specific requirements. 

5. They are used in almost all semiconductor devices.

iv. Photodiode: It conducts when illuminated with light.

v. LED (Light Emitting Diode): 

1. It emits light when current passes through it. 

2. House hold LED lamps use similar technology. 

3. They consume less power, are smaller in size and have a longer life and are cost effective.

vi. Solid State Laser: It is a special type of LED. It emits light of specific frequency. It is smaller in size and consumes less power.

vii. Integrated Circuits (ICs): A small device having hundreds of diodes and transistors performs the work of a large number of electronic circuits.