E&M: anyone knows what this equation is?

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The discussion centers on the Shockley Diode Equation, expressed as I_c = A [ e^{(qV_b)/kT} -1]. Participants seek guidance on deriving the equation and finding reliable online resources for further information. A helpful link to the Wikipedia page on the Shockley diode equation is provided as a valuable source. The equation describes the current-voltage relationship in diodes, highlighting its significance in electronics. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding this fundamental equation in semiconductor physics.
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I_c = A [ e^{(qV_b)/kT} -1]

A is a constant

How can i derive it? Where can I find more about this equation? Online source would be great.
 
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