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PN Junction: Depletion Area and Barrier Potential

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This lecture covers the concepts of depletion area and barrier potential in a PN junction, including the calculation of threshold voltage, carrier densities, and junction capacitance. It also discusses the behavior of the junction under forward and reverse bias conditions, as well as the impact of donors and electrons on the polarization and conduction currents.

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Condensed matter physics: Solid-state physics

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