MCQ
The curve between charge density and distance near $P-N$ junction will be
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Answer
Correct option: A.
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(a)In the depletion layer of $PN$ junction, stationary, positive ions exists in the $ N-$ side and stationary negative ions exists in the $P $ side.
(a)In the depletion layer of $PN$ junction, stationary, positive ions exists in the $ N-$ side and stationary negative ions exists in the $P $ side.
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