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The electron and hole concentration in an extrinsic semiconductor in thermal equilibrium is given by: Where $n_e$ = electron density |
$n_e . n_h=n_i^2$ $\frac{n_e}{n_h}=n_i^2$ $\frac{n_h}{n_e}=n_i^2$ $n_e . n_h=n_i$ |
$n_e . n_h=n_i^2$ |
The correct answer is Option (1) → $n_e . n_h=n_i^2$ Electron-hole concentration in Thermal equilibrium is given by $n_e n_h=n_i^2$ |