Which outcome increases during electron transition in a tunnel diode when substrate temperature decreases?

💡 Explanation

Lower temperatures enhance electron coherence, bolstering the quantum tunneling current across the depletion region because quantum mechanics dictates that electrons can pass through energy barriers. Therefore tunneling current grows, rather than thermionic emission, due to reduced thermal energy.

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