Assertion: diode's voltage | /r/CapableOf | push electron
Facets:
value: during this state
type: TEMPORAL
value: in n-type
type: OTHER
value: across to the holes
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: into the n-type region
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: Any voltage below the threshold voltage will not be sufficient to push the electrons through from one barrier to the next.
text: During this state the positive voltage will pump more holes into the P-type region and the negative voltage will pump more electrons into the N-type region which causes the depletion layer to breakdown casing the current to flow from Anode to Cathode.
text: The positive voltage applied to the P-type will pull electrons in N-type and repel holes in P-type so that both carriers are moving towards the PN-junction.
text: Voltage, an electrical force, pushes and pulls on the electrons
text: Because of this, the PN junction will need a strong voltage to push the electrons across to the holes, so that current flows.
text: During this state the negative voltage will pump in more electrons to P-type and N-type material will get more holes from positive voltage which makes the depletion layer even stronger and thus allowing no current to flow through it.