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what is potential drop in a diode?

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Dear Student,
Potential Drop in a diode is the potential created by the electric field formed by the immovable ions in the Depletion region that we also call as Potential barrier. This a zone which is formed between a p-n junction diode after it undergoes diffusion followed by drift of holes/electrons.

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