Lecture

Semiconductors and Charge Carriers

Description

This lecture covers the basics of semiconductor physics, including materials, charge density, energy levels, electrons, holes, intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors, doping, charge transport, diffusion current, and conductivity. It also discusses the mobility of electrons and holes, electrical conductivity, examples involving silicon doping, and current diffusion in semiconductors.

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