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if hall voltage is zero when the semiconductor is​

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Answered by kala8858168
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Explanation:

We can easily identify whether a semiconductor is p-type or n-type by using Hall Effect. If the voltage produced is positive then the material is said to be p-type and if the voltage produced is negative then the material is said to be n-type.

Answered by PravinRatta
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If hall voltage is zero when the semiconductor is intrinsic.

  • Hall effect depends on conductivity and conductivity depends on mobility.
  • The mobility of electrons is more than the holes.
  • The semiconductor is intrinsic when the hall voltage is zero because the concentration of holes and electrons are the same in this type of semiconductor.
  • Hall effect is the production of voltage difference which is called the hall effect.
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