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The general expression for the ideal diode current is obtained by applying the boundary conditions to the general solution of the diffusion equation for each of the quasi-neutral regions, as described by equation (2.9.13) and (2.9.14): (2.9.13) (2.9.14) 0000008906 00000 n
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OSTI.GOV Journal Article: The ideal Diode Equation for Organic Heterojunctions. 2 Qualitative Derivation of the Ideal Diode Equation The ideal diode equation can be derived without writing down a single equation using the energy band diagram and knowledge of energy dependence of the carrier concentration. endstream
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Now, this quantity has a dimension of length and we call that the diffusion length. We will understand why this is later. The current-voltage response of an ideal pn-junction can be described by the “Ideal diode equation”. The operation of actual solar cells is typically treated as a modification to the basic ideal diode equation described here. 0000003260 00000 n
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