How reverse current suddenly increase at the breakdown voltage?
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Specially if u observe in the case of zener diode, a sudden increase in reverse current happens.
Here the reverse voltage is applied across the diode, a strong electric field is induces into the narrow depletion region there by this strong field pulls some of the valence electrons into conduction band by breaking their covalent bonds. A large number of free electrons are generated like this. There by a sharp rise in current happens....
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