MCQ
When a $p-n$ diode is reverse biased, then
  • A
    no current flows
  • the depletion region is increased
  • C
    the depletion region is reduced
  • D
    the height of the potential barrier is reduced

Answer

Correct option: B.
the depletion region is increased
b
When $p-n$ junction is reverse biased, the depletion region is increased i.e., the potential barrier increased

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