What is drift current, Physics

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As electron hole pair (because of thermal collisions) is continuously formed in the depletion region. These are a regular flow of electrons in the direction of the N-side and of holes in the direction of the P-side. This makes a current from the N-side to the P-side. This current is called as the drift current (idr).


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