3. For a p-njunction with a built-in potential of 0.6 a) What is the potential across the depletion region at an applied voltage, Va, of 0, 0.5 and -2 Volt? b) If the depletion layer is 1 micrometer at Va = 0 Volt, find the maximum electric field in the depletion region.

3. For a p-njunction with a built-in potential of 0.6 a) What is the potential across the depletion region at an applied voltage, Va, of 0, 0.5 and -2 Volt? b) If the depletion layer is 1 micrometer at Va = 0 Volt, find the maximum electric field in the depletion region.

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3. For a p-n junction with a built-in potential of 0.62 V
a) What is the potential across the depletion region at an applied voltage, Va, of 0, 0.5 and -2
Volt?
b) If the depletion layer is 1 micrometer at Va = 0 Volt, find the maximum electric field in
the depletion region.

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