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If no external voltage is applied across `P-N` junction, there would be

A

No elctric field across the junction

B

An electric field pointing from `N`-type to `P`-type side across the junction

C

An electric field pointing `P` -type to `N` -type side across the junciton

D

A temperary electric field during formation of `P-N` junction that would subsequently disappear

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The correct Answer is:
B

Across the `P-N` junction, a barrier potential is developed whose direction is form `N` region to `P` region.
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