A region having zero charge particle:
Correct answer: A. Depletion region
- A. Depletion region
- B. Potential difference
- C. Curved region
- D. None of above
Explanation
When the p-type and the n-type materials are kept in contact with each other, the junction between them behaves differently from either side of the material alone. The electrons and holes are close to each other at the junction. According to coulomb's law, there is a force between the negative electrons and the positive holes. When the p-n junction is formed a few electrons from the n-type diffuse through the junction and combines with the holes in the p-side to form negative ions and leaves behind positive ions in the n-side. This results in the formation of the depletion layer, which acts as the barrier and does not allow any further flow of electrons from the n region to the p region.
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