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Does the depletion region sustain after a forward bias greater than knee voltage has been Applied to a PN junction diode?
I have applied a bias. How can the fermi level be aligned in external bias? My question is whether external bias can make depletion region go zero, once the external bias exceeds the knee voltage
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what is the difference in the work function of photoelectric effect and work function denoted by fermi level?
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Why does the resistance of a PN junction reduce with increasing voltage?
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Why does the resistance of a PN junction reduce with increasing voltage?
could you explain a little more on depletion region's length variation? Maybe as an answer to this question: physics.stackexchange.com/questions/279420/…
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Does the depletion region sustain after a forward bias greater than knee voltage has been Applied to a PN junction diode?
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Does the depletion region sustain after a forward bias greater than knee voltage has been Applied to a PN junction diode?
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Why does the resistance of a PN junction reduce with increasing voltage?
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Is there a difference in drift and diffusion under forward biasing in a pn junction?
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what is the difference in the work function of photoelectric effect and work function denoted by fermi level?
Yeah, but the fermi level is still defined as the work function in a semiconductor, or rather in general in metals and insulators as well
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what is the difference in the work function of photoelectric effect and work function denoted by fermi level?
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photon electron interaction such that the photon energy does not correspond to any state change
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Doubt in lecture 1 of Allan adams' course on QM
Stern-gerlach experiments are exactly what this is. I hadn't heard about them, so had to come here. Thanks man
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Doubt in lecture 1 of Allan adams' course on QM
sorry, I'll put it up right away
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