Abstract
In this chapter, the basic device physics, the ideal static and dynamic characteristics, the operation principles, and practical applications of p-n junctions will be described. Unlike a Schottky diode (a majority carrier device), a p-n junction diode is known as a minority carrier device since the current conduction is controlled by the diffusion of minority carriers (i.e., electrons in the p region and holes in the n region) in a p-n junction diode.
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Li, S. S. (2007). p-n Junction Diodes. In Semiconductor Physical Electronics (pp. 334–380). Springer New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-37766-2_11
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