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Depletion region is the small region in the vicinity of the p-n junction which has been depleted of free charge carriers ( electron and holes) and has only immobile ions.
This happens when electrons in the n side and holes in the p side move towards the junction and recombine.
This creates a depletion of charge carriers in the vicinity of the junction. And as a result atoms near the junction become ions.
Electric field is generated because of these immobile ions and opposes any further flow of majority charge carriers i.e. electrons in the n side and holes in the p side to cross over the junction. And hence, a potential barrier is created at the junction.
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