For PN junction, when a reverse biasvoltage (Vin) is applied, the width of theimmobile charge region isO a.a. Smaller than the width when thejunction is forward biasedNot affected by the applied voltageb.O c. None of the answersd.Smaller than the width when V1 iszeroO e. Bigger than the width when thejunction is forward biased

For the given question it is stated that the PN junction is in reverse bias condition. The PN…

For PN junction, when a reverse bias voltage (Vin) is applied, the width of the immobile charge region is O a. Smaller than the width when the junction is forward biased O b. Not affected by the applied voltage None of the answers C. O d. Smaller than the width when V1 is zero e. Bigger than the width when the junction is forward biased

For PN junction, when a reverse bias voltage (Vin) is applied, the width of the immobile charge region is O a. Smaller than the width when the junction is forward biased O b. Not affected by the applied voltage None of the answers C. O d. Smaller than the width when V1 is zero e. Bigger than the width when the junction is forward biased

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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