MCQ
Barrier potential of a $P-N$ junction diode does not depend on
- ATemperature
- BForward bias
- CDoping density
- ✓Diode design
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
Diode design
d
(d) Barrier potential does not depends on diode design while barrier potential depends upon temperature, doping density, and forward biasing.
(d) Barrier potential does not depends on diode design while barrier potential depends upon temperature, doping density, and forward biasing.
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