help with multiple choice Question 14The following IV characteristics is for a p-n junction diode. Five regions are labeled. From thelist given, pick the number that best describes cach of the regions.Question 15The electrostatics of a pt-n diode are similar to which of the following?(a) A metal and n-type semiconductor junction(b) A p-n junction1. Photogenerationlog)2. Thermal recombinationin the depletion regionRegion A:3. Avalanching and/orZener processIdealRegion B:_region4. Low-level injection5. Depletion approximationRegion C:_6. Thermal generationin thedepletion region7. Band bending8. Series resistance9. VA> V10. High-level injectionRegion D:Region E:Figure 2: IV curve for a p-n junction(c) A metal and p-type semiconductor junction(d) An n+-p semiconductor junction

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Question 14 The following IV characteristics is for a p-n junction diode. Five regions are labeled. From the list given, pick the number that best describes cach of the regions. Question 15 The electrostatics of a pt-n diode are similar to which of the following? (a) A metal and n-type semiconductor junction (b) A p-n junction log) 1. Photogeneration 2. Thermal recombination in the depletion region Region A: 3. Avalanching and/or Zener process Ideal region Region B: 4. Low-level injection 5. Depletion approximation 6. Thermal generationin the depletion region 7. Band bending 8. Series resistance Region C: Region D: Region E: 9. VA> V 10. High-level injection Figure 2: IV curve for a p-n junction (c) A metal and p-type semiconductor junction (d) An n+-p semiconductor junction

Question 14 The following IV characteristics is for a p-n junction diode. Five regions are labeled. From the list given, pick the number that best describes cach of the regions. Question 15 The electrostatics of a pt-n diode are similar to which of the following? (a) A metal and n-type semiconductor junction (b) A p-n junction log) 1. Photogeneration 2. Thermal recombination in the depletion region Region A: 3. Avalanching and/or Zener process Ideal region Region B: 4. Low-level injection 5. Depletion approximation 6. Thermal generationin the depletion region 7. Band bending 8. Series resistance Region C: Region D: Region E: 9. VA> V 10. High-level injection Figure 2: IV curve for a p-n junction (c) A metal and p-type semiconductor junction (d) An n+-p semiconductor junction

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