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Semiconductor physics is the branch of solid state physics that focuses on specific properties of semiconductors. It studies dynamics of different perturbations (mainly electrons and holes) in the semiconductor crystal and the ways to harness it in electrical circuits.
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Please grant me an accurate explanation of diode reverse bias mechanism
Consider the image above.
Now I am an electron in that depletion region. I was not here initially, I was in the wire (free-moving electron of a copper atom) or perhaps battery (...of an ion?) but no …
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Conventional explanation of basic Semiconductor & Diode behavior unconvincing
I have seen this and this and a few other. Throughout the web and notes I find the explanation of the workings of a simple diode sort of unconvincing and I am depressed by the fact that I am not able …
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