🔴 ZENER DIODE || Semiconductor

🔴 ZENER DIODE || Semiconductor - 10 || in HINDI

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In this Physics video in Hindi we explained the working of Zener diode with diagram for class 12. We also explained the V-I characteristics of Zener diode. It is a special kind of p-n junction diode. Zener diode is a heavily doped p-n junction diode. For that reason the electric field inside the depletion region becomes very strong and that can pull off valence electrons from Si-Si covalent bond and creates huge amount of current.
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Breakdown also takes place in zener diode but the difference between zener and avalanche breakdown is that - In Avalanche, breakdown takes place at high voltage whereas in zener, breakdown takes place at low voltage And whatever the process of breakdown, such diodes in which bteakdown process is used are called Zener diodes. Thank you

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kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gcyXgsmIrZanlI0.html Avalanche breakdown happens due to impact ionization and zener breakdown happens due to field ionization for exact understanding please refer the link

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18:50 *thin depletion region = large electric field = more no.of electrons from p to n = more current without heat (No collision only high E)* Property of zener diode due to which it does not get destroyed.. Edit: when minority electron from p side moves through very thin depletion region, the possibility of collision with other electrons of 'Si' atom present in depletion later is very less due to which no heat is produces. Large amount of current is produced by the large amount of electrons that are moved by the very high *E* (zener) as (E = V/d )due to small distance of depletion region.

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@@rizwanhayat2019 there are no holes or electrons but Si atom ke electrons toh hote hai depletion region mein Possibility of collision with those Si atom electrons is negligible due to very narrow depletion region

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