Space-Charge Layers is a theoretical construct denoting a localized region within a dusty plasma or atmospheric boundary layer where net electric charge accumulates due to imbalanced ion and electron transport, thereby generating a self-consistent electric field that modulates charge distribution and ionic conductivity.
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Ionic conduction in space charge regions
Joachim Maier · Progress in Solid State Chemistry · 1995 · 1.1K citations
A Proposed High-Frequency, Negative-Resistance Diode
W. T. Read · Bell System Technical Journal · 1958 · 556 citations
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