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why is the built-in potential barrier so called?

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Answered by winniewambugu9

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The significance of this built-in potential across the junction, is that it opposes both the flow of holes and electrons across the junction and is why it is called the potential barrier. ... The resulting electronic device that has been made is commonly called a PN junction Diode or simply Signal Diode.

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