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depletion region

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depletion region
In a transistor, the area where P-type silicon (holes) and N-type silicon (excess electrons) meet. See depletion mode.
depletion region [də′plē·shən ‚rē·jən]
(electronics)
The portion of the channel in a metal oxide field-effect transistor in which there are no charge carriers.
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