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From the hgh gee free |) electron will breaks +he boncling with the paxertatam The point at cahich a free the valen and beceme a free electron the free electen Jeft 1's called a hole- Thus) Elechon at the conduction Wane! and a hele of C2 band is genevaied aa pol Likwise, a lage nurnberenevated ith the food Wy yous plicediin loswe number of rnin se Nurnbey of mney on. Tn other coovdsy nt deshoys the minority Case exs coh breakdepon breakdown ov ed avalanche breakdown. 18 Ge 2) Zener Abveakdocsnt bik “The Zener. bveatdown occurs 1) hee anem junction diodes. Heavily, doped! PN jurcHan ander ave Narre c depletion vegin applred ‘en. the nartois dep)etan| Tf revevse voltage immobile jens in the depletion P-N junction diode, the region gars eneey from the external Voltage. 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