Modern Physics for Engineers Lecture slides 21c – Voltages and Fermi levels

This lecture part shows why it is that, when we apply a voltage to a diode, we separate the Fermi levels on the two sides by an amount equal (in electron-volts) to the applied ("bias") voltage. This will allow us to understand biasing of diodes. (slides)

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2025-04-05
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Modern Physics for Engineers Lecture slides 21c – Voltages and Fermi levels

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Modern Physics for Engineers Lecture slides 21c – Voltages and Fermi levels

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This lecture part shows why it is that, when we apply a voltage to a diode, we separate the Fermi levels on the two sides by an amount equal (in electron-volts) to the applied ("bias") voltage. This will allow us to understand biasing of diodes. (slides)

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