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3. What is the deflection region?
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When diode is in reverse bias condition ,charge carriers (holes and electrons) tends to move away from the pn-junction ,leaving behind immobile ions at the junction. This formation of junction is called depletion region as it has negligible charge carriers or is depleted of free charge carriers.

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==> A region in a semiconductor device, usually at the juncture of P-type and N-type materials, in which there is neither an excess of electrons nor of holes. Large depletion regions inhibit current flow.

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