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For the semiconductor diode the "on state will support a current in the direction of the in the symbol. Your answer The region of uncovered positive and negative ions is called the to the diminution of free carriers in the region. (Two Words) due Your answer What is the net flow of charge in the absence of an applied bias across a semiconductor diode? Your answer

For the semiconductor diode the "on state will support a current in the direction of the in the symbol. Your answer The region of uncovered positive and negative ions is called the to the diminution of free carriers in the region. (Two Words) due Your answer What is the net flow of charge in the absence of an applied bias across a semiconductor diode? Your answer

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