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PN Junction Theory and Modeling

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Contributor(s) Dragica Vasileska
Arizona State University
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Learn the basics of PN junction theory. Analyze step junctions and linearly-graded junctions both analytically and numerically. See how the depletion region gives rise to a built-in voltage, and also affects the capacitance under AC analysis. Study DC current-voltage characteristics, including both the ideal behavior and corrections for generation/recombination current in non-ideal diodes.
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Date posted 14 Sep, 2005
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