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1. Consider the following statement If an electric field is applied to an n type semiconductor bar, the electrons and holes move in opposite directions due to their opposite charges. The net currents is both due to electrons and holes with electrons as majority carrierssum of hole and electron currentsdifference between electron and hole currents. Which of above statements are correct?





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  • By: guest on 02 Jun 2017 12.59 am
    The net current is sum of currents due to holes and electrons. In n type materials, electrons are majority carriers.
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