Tunnel diode via dopant concentration

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The characteristics of a tunnel diode are significantly influenced by dopant concentration. As the dopant concentration increases, the turn-on voltage typically decreases due to enhanced tunneling effects. This relationship indicates that a higher concentration leads to a lower turn-on voltage, facilitating easier conduction. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding how dopant levels affect diode performance. Overall, the turn-on voltage is inversely related to dopant concentration in tunnel diodes.
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Hi, all

i am confusing about the characteristics of tunnel diode
if the dopant concentration increased, how change the turn-on voltage ?

does it depend on concentration ?

if it depends on concentration, does the turn-on voltage increase when the dopant concentration increased ?
 
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