Physics, asked by navneet6195, 11 months ago

What is threshold voltage and breakdown voltage of a p-n junction diode.

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Answered by Blessedimp

Answer:

0.5-1V

As we need to overcome the electric field in the junction we will experience a voltage drop over the diode in the conducting direction. This is called the diode's threshold voltage, and is typically in the range 0.5-1V for standard off-the-shelf diodes.

Breakdown voltage of a PN junction is the maximum reverse Bias Voltage that can be applied to eat after which there is no change in the voltage.

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