Physics · Semiconductor Electronics
A hole in a semiconductor is best defined as:
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- 1A neutron that has lost its charge
- 2A free proton inside the nucleus
- 3The incomplete part of an electron pair bond (vacancy left by an electron)✓
- 4A free electron moving in the conduction band
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The incomplete part of an electron pair bond (vacancy left by an electron)
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