Effect of forward and reverse bias on the depletion layer and potential barrier

1. A.
   the width of the depletion layer decreases
2. B.
   the width of the depletion layer increases
3. C.
   the number of minority charge carriers increase
4. D.
   the number of majority charge carriers increase

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1. A.
   width of depletion layer increases.
2. B.
   electric conduction is not possible at all.
3. C.
   barrier voltage increases.
4. D.
   width of depletion layer decreases.

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1. A.
   $V_{B}$ increase, $X$ decreases
2. B.
   $V_{B}$ decreases, $X$ increase
3. C.
   $V_{B}$ increase, $X$ increase
4. D.
   $V_{B}$ decreases, $X$ decreases

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1. A.
   increases.
2. B.
   decreases.
3. C.
   remains unchanged.
4. D.
   becomes zero.

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1. A.
   electric conduction is not possible.
2. B.
   width of depletion layer decreases.
3. C.
   width of depletion layer increases.
4. D.
   barrier voltage increases.

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1. A.
   width of depletion layer decreases.
2. B.
   width of depletion layer increases.
3. C.
   barrier voltage increases
4. D.
   electric conduction is not possible

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1. A.
   increases if reverse biased.
2. B.
   increases if forward biased.
3. C.
   decreases if reverse biased.
4. D.
   remains same in reverse and forward biasing.

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