When forward bias is applied to a 
junction, then what happens to the potential barrier 
and the width of charge depleted region 
?
A
increases, 
decreases B
decreases, 
increases C
increases, 
increases D
decreases, 
decreases
Text Solution
Verified by ExpertsThe correct answer is:
D
In forward biasing, both potential barrier 
and the width of charge depleted region 
decreases.
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