Barrier
voltage of a diode: The barrier voltage is the amount of
electromotive force required to start current through the p-n junction.
The
depletion or barrier voltage of a p-n junction is a region depleted of charge
carries. Thus as a dielectric medium situated between two blocks of law
resistance material; It has a capacitance. The barrier voltage capacitance is designated CPn, and its value may be
calculated from the usual equation for parallel plate capacitance.
Typically CPn is 40PF. The barrier voltage capacitance is
normally considered the capacitance of a reverse biased p-n junction.
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