Physics · Semiconductor Devices
For an intrinsic semiconductor, the electrical conductivity is a function of:
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- 1both electron mobility and hole mobility✓
- 2electron mobility only
- 3neither electron mobility nor hole mobility
- 4hole mobility only
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both electron mobility and hole mobility
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