Usually means: Boundary between p-type, n-type materials.
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  1. p-n junction, p-n junction: Collins English Dictionary
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  3. p-n junction: Wiktionary
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  5. P-n junction: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  6. p-n junction: Rhymezone
  7. p-n junction: FreeDictionary.org
  8. p-n junction: Mnemonic Dictionary
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  1. P-N junction: Encyclopedia

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Definitions from WordNet (p-n junction)

▸ noun:  the junction between a p-type semiconductor and an n-type semiconductor ("A p-n junction has marked rectifying characteristics")

Similar:
anode, cathode, nanojunction, nMOS, node, NAND gate, synapse, junctionopathy, nanojoining, supernode, more...

Opposite:
n-p junction, reverse junction, inverted junction

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Similar:
anode, cathode, nanojunction, nMOS, node, NAND gate, synapse, junctionopathy, nanojoining, supernode, more...

Opposite:
n-p junction, reverse junction, inverted junction



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