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A PIN diode is composed of an I-type region separating the P-type and N-type regions. Forward-biasing the diode adjusts the resistivity of the I-type region. Diodes take in power through an anode and release it into a positively-charged area of a semiconductor. A small intrinsic layer separates the positive area from a negative region. The power moves through the intrinsic into the negativ
Table of Content
Part 1 Industry Overview
1.1 PIN Diode Industry
1.1.1 Definition
1.1.2 Industry Trend
1.2 Industry Chain
1.2.1 Upstream
1.2.2 Technology
1.2.3 Cost Structure
1.2.4 Consumer Preference
1.2.2 Downstream
Part 2 Industry Overall
2.1 Industry History
2.2 Development Prospect
2.3 Competition Structure
2.4 Re