How do semiconductors conduct electricity? What is a”hole”? How can one engineer the conductivity of semiconductors?

Q: What is the difference between N type and P type semiconductors in terms of composition?

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Q: How do you make n-doped semiconductors? What does the n stand for?

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Q: How does Semiconductor diodes constructed?

A: Diode -  The semiconductor diode was the very first component invented in a series of semiconductor…

Q: What is meant by N-type and P-type semiconductor? Explain with diagram Differentiate between active…

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Q: What are the semiconductor materials?

A: Material on the basis of their conducting property can be classified into three types, Conductors…

Q: Explain why Silicon and Germanium are the most common semiconductor materials used in Electronics…

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Q: In electronics, what are light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and what do they do/purpose?

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Q: Subject:electronic engineering Why a semiconductor acts as an insulator at 0°k and why its…

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Q: Summarized the recent advancement in semiconductor materials

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Q: The thermal conductivity of a material is defined by the combined contribution of hese two…

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Q: a) Compare and contrast the change in electrical conductivity with temperature in: (i) metals, (ii)…

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Q: For a doped semiconductor, what is the law of mass action

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Q: What is a Semiconductor? Explain the properties of a Semiconductor such as its physics, etc?…

A: There are various kinds of materials depending on the properties of these materials. In electronics…

Q: What is the most commonly used semiconductor material?

A: Semiconductor:  Semiconductor materials have electrical conductivity somewhere between conductor and…

Q: 1) EXPLAIN ELECTRON MOTION IN METAL AND INSULATOR WITH SIMPLE FIGURES?

A: Intrinsic semiconductors have very low conductivity at the room temperature. Hence, extra charge…

Q: How are diodes tested for functionality? Write the necessary devices/materials needed to do the test…

A: A diode is a component that allows the flow of current in one direction and blocks in another…

Q: how do you make p-doped semiconductors? What does the p stand for?

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Q: Explain in detail the effect of applying a voltage source on a pure semiconductor and dopped…

A: Intrinsic semiconductors have very low conductivity at the room temperature. Hence, extra charge…

Q: Explain, what is the potential barrier in semiconductors. Note: no need to give an exact…

A: Potential barrier is a voltage developed across the junction of p-n diode.

Q: What is the difference between a conductor and a sem Which element is used to construct most…

A: 5) Here we need to explain about the hole in the semiconductor material.

Q: 1- Why do we need to know that Moor's law is important for semiconductors fabrication?

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Q: A. What is meant by N-type and P-type semiconductor? Explain with diagram

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Q: What is a term of semiconductor, p-type and n-type material, please explain briefly?

A: Semiconductor Ptype Ntype

Q: 6 volts are applied along a 2-cm-long semiconductor bar. The average drag speed is 104 cm/sec. What…

A: Drift velocity is given as                               ϑd=µE where µ is the mobility of an…

Q: 1. What is the difference between intrinsic semiconductor and extrinsic semiconductor?

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Q: Explain semiconductor.

A: Semiconductors are the substances that conducts current partly and conductivity lies between…

Q: what is conduction current density

A: For any electrostatic system conduction current density is defined as the product of electrical…

Q: Consider a bar of semiconductor illuminated as shown in Figure P3.1. a. Sketch the concentrations of…

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Q: what are the most commonly used semiconductor elements

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Q: (c) Use semiconductor theory to describe the movement of charge carriers in each the three devices…

A: A Zener diode is a silicon-based semiconductor device that permits current to flow both ways. When a…

Q: What is the crystalline structure of semiconductor materials?

A: The most common semi conductor crystalline structures are the diamond, GaAs and the ZnS structure.…

Q: What will be the value of thermal voltage for semiconductors? Estimate its value at 400 K.

A: The thermal voltage (VT) is a very important quantity and it is required to calculate the current…

Q: Why do we prefer to use semiconductor crystals with the lowest number of dislocations?

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Q: The conductivity of an intrinsic semiconductor is given by (symbols have general meanings):

A: Conductivity of an intrinsic semiconductor is due to their own Internal charge carriers.

Q: How an n type semiconductor can be made from an intrinsic semiconductor?

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Q: - If we use 5000 µF, we can get a very low ripple voltage. But this is so bad and this a…

A: Given that Capacitors are used to reduce the ripple voltage

Q: (b) i. Explain the types of semiconductors and the ciassifications of the semiconductor materials.

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Q: Analyse Figure Q4(i) and Figure Q4(ii) by naming the conduction mechanisms for each of the figure…

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Q: What is the basic difference between p-type and n-type semiconductor?

A: Conductors are materials that have good electrical conductivity. Insulators are materials that have…

Q: What characteristics does the semiconductor have ?

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Q: What kind of a semiconductor device is a diode?

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Q: Discuss the process/flow of energy conversion of electromechanical energy conversion.

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Types of Charge Carriers

A carrier is a type of object which carries a particular thing from one point to another point. For instance, people use different vehicles from one place to another, and the vehicle carries those people and acts as a carrier.