The thickness of the depletion region is of the order of ___________ of a micrometre.
one-hundredth
one-tenth
one-thousandth
None of these
A
one-tenth
B
None of these
C
one-hundredth
D
one-thousandth
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Depletion region is a region near the p-n junction where flow of charge carriers (free electrons and holes) is reduced over a given period and finally results in zero charge carriers.The width of depletion region which is generally 1μm, depends on the amount of impurities added to the semiconductor. Impurities are the atoms (pentavalent and trivalent atoms) added to the semiconductor to improve its conductivity.
hence answer is 1μm and correct option is D - none of these.
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