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What is deplition region in a semiconductor?
Depletion region: Consider a diode .It is a basic semiconductor.It has two regions .A cathode (Negative-N) and anode(Positiv-P) regions.The N and P when connected together forms a diode.A junction will be created at the intersection of N and p regions .N region has electrons(-ve charge) and P region has holes(+ve charge) .At the junction the electrons from N region and holes from P region will join together .Particular area at the junction will have no charged particles after that.This region is called depletion region. If we give a voltage of 0.7V ,the depletion region will decrease and there will be current flow in the device.That voltage is called thershold voltage.
What is potential barrier in PN junction?
Whenever two dissimilar conductors touch a "potential barrier" forms. All conductive materials have a voltage above zero that an electron must have to enter the material. In true conductors, this voltage is very low. In semiconductors, it can vary, but is usually in the 0.25 to 6.8 Volt range. In insulators, it can be very, very high. When two semiconductors or a metal and a semiconductor touch the difference is polarity sensitive. The higher the "band gap", the voltage that must be overcome to enter the "conduction band", the higher the voltage drop in the forward bias direction. Think of the "band gap", or potential barrier, as being like a curb on a road and sidewalk. It's easy to ride a bike off the sidewalk over the curb onto the road, but not so easy the other way.
How does electric fuel injection work?
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What part of the circuit consumes the electrical energy by converting it into other forms of energy?
The generic name of that part is the LOAD.
What is heterosexual bias?
The assumption that everyone is a heterosexual, and the assumption that heterosexuality is superior (or that all other forms of sexuality are "perverse" or "distorted" -- which amounts to the same thing).
What forms a tubular communication system within the cytoplasm?
ER
Who should be tested for renal tubular acidosis?
Relatives of patients with the possibly hereditary forms of renal tubular acidosis should be tested.
A blister forms at the junction of the?
dermis and epidermis
What is the letter that indicates the bundle of tubular cells that forms a vein on a grean leaf slide?
C
What type of cellular junction that forms when a channel is formed between two adjacent plasma membrane?
A gap junction forms when a channel is created between two adjacent plasma membranes. This type of cellular junction allows for direct communication and passage of small molecules between the two cells.
What forms channels for raw material transport in the cytoplasm?
Golgi
Is deferred junction erosional or depositional?
A deferred junction is typically associated with depositional landforms. It forms when sediment is deposited at the intersection of two rivers or streams, creating a more stable junction point.
Which type of membrane junction is an example of a tight junction?
Junctions among epithelial cells lining the digestive tract.
What are the water forms of Serbia?
Many natural and artificial lakes, rivers, ponds and and channels.
Which organelle forms a membranous system of channels for intracellular transport?
The endoplasmic reticulum (ER) forms a membranous system of channels for intracellular transport. It plays a crucial role in protein and lipid synthesis and transport within the cell.
What happens when water begin to flow over the ground in small channels?
I believe it forms a river
Type of water erosion that forms larger channels down a steep slope?
The type of water erosion that forms larger channels down a steep slope is called gully erosion. Gully and rill erosion are the dominant types of water erosion in the world.
