- AShift of Fermi level.
- BCumulative effect of conduction band electron.
- CWidening of forbidden gap.
- DHigh impurity concentration.
Explanation:
The avalanche breakdown in p-n junction is due to cumulative effect of conduction band electron. In reverse bias, due to applied electric field, electrons acquire enough energy to free more electron bound to the atom. The abundant number of electron-hole pairs are created for conduction, this is cumulative effect.
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