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Schottky diode: Revision history


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  • curprev 11:5611:56, 21 June 2020Wikirod76 talk contribs 20,451 bytes +362 Previous text stated that pn are slow since they have charge depletion, while Schottky do not have it. This is incorrect: both pn and Schottky have charge depletion at the juction and a finite junction capacitance C_J. The reason why pn are slow is that thay also have a diffusion capacitance C_D, which connected to the accumulation of minority carriers in the diffusion region during the ON state. Typically C_D >> C_J thus pn is much slower than Schottky. undo

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