MCQ
Two important processes that occur during the formation of a p-n junction.
- ADiffusion
- BDrift
- CBoth drift and diffusion
- DDrift in p region and diffusion in n region
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Answer
- Both drift and diffusion
Explanation:
Three important phenomena occurs during formation of pn junction:
Diffusion, Formation of space charge, Drift.
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