p-n junction under equilibrium (contd.)

[@riteshmadishetty8450]

You're lectures are very very nice sir!!. I'm able to understand everything smoothly. Thanks a lot NPTEL and IISc Bangalore and Digbijoy sir!!

[@sanjusingha1714]

Note :- 22:33 25:08 Numerical Depletion width 26:06 Facts on Graph 28:18 Facts list

[@dalinsixtus7648]

It's actually a snyder cut of my college solid state lectures

[@animeshgautam6197]

my teacher simply pasted text book word by word

[@shikhatripathi1435]

Thanku so much sir you have made edc and electronics so much easy

[@Nafsemutmainna4045]

Where I can get notes

[@therealsumitshah]

Notes?

[@louerleseigneur4532]

Awesome Thank you very much sir

[@KBexplorerz]

still confused of the qVbi. everything is perfect except the (q) before Vbi which is ruining the equation . Can anyone clarify me on this?

[@sudeshbhalothia1920]

I think it should be Vbi not qVbi.

[@ankitchakraborty2960]

qVbi is energy and Vbi is potential. Adjust accordingly. In any equation both sides should be same quantity. Either energy or potential.

[@siddharthiyengar5570]

sir mistakenly forgot to remove q from lhs after shifting it in the denominator of rhs. we are solving for vbi i.e. the built in potential, qVbi will be the energy

[@lokeshmanda3722]

Sir where the notes available for derivarions

[@riteshmadishetty8450]

nptel.ac.in/courses/108/108/108108122/ Thank me if you think it's not too late I've sent it here😅. I actually searched this from NPTEL website😅

[@sanjusingha1714]

@@riteshmadishetty8450 thanks bhai

[@lokeshm2583]

@@riteshmadishetty8450 thank you

[@16sahil50]

Mile kya notes?? Mujhe b send kr do yrr

[@sourindutta1306]

@@sanjusingha1714 please send the notes to me too

[@rudreshsingh307]

Where can i get these notes..?

[@anmolgupta6968]

20:00 I think you can't write "q.Vbi = Vn + Vp"

[@kothapalliavinashkumar8699]

i think in poisson equation it is pv instead of qNd+

[@albinjohn9847]

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[@likitha5820]

Notes please 🙏

[@udayjordan4262]

yeah you know i really like your teaching except the part where you messes up with the eqn you play with the -ve sign magnitude is imp, oh yeah and direction is not imp lol its a vector quantity we are talking of

[@rajamajhi2012]

Lot of mistakes