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Electronic Devices and Circuits - Engineering
Q1: An extrinsic semiconductor sample has 6 billion silicon atoms and 3 million pentavalent impurity atoms. The number of electrons and holes isA 3 million each
B 6 billion each
C 3 million free electrons and very small number of holes
D 3 million holes and very small number of free electrons
ANS:C - 3 million free electrons and very small number of holes When pentavalent impurity is added, the number of fresh electrons is very large as compared to number of holes. |


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