If no external voltage is applied across 
-
junction, there would be
a)
No electric field across the junction
b)
An electric field pointing from 
-type to 
-type side across the junction
c)
An electric field pointing from 
-type to 
-type side across the junction
d)
A temporary electric field during formation of 
-
junction that would subsequently disappear
If no external voltage is applied across - junction, there would be
a)
No electric field across the junction
b)
An electric field pointing from -type to -type side across the junction
c)
An electric field pointing from -type to -type side across the junction
d)
A temporary electric field during formation of - junction that would subsequently disappear
Question ID - 151938 | SaraNextGen Top Answer
If no external voltage is applied across - junction, there would be
a)
No electric field across the junction
b)
An electric field pointing from -type to -type side across the junction
c)
An electric field pointing from -type to -type side across the junction
d)
A temporary electric field during formation of - junction that would subsequently disappear
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A temporary electric field during formation of |
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junction, a barrier potential is developed whose direction is from 
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