why are electron carriers present in p-type semiconductors
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First, all carriers in semiconductors are electrons - vacuum (holes) doesn't transfer charge. Hole its just a way to describe electrons movement across valence band which is almost filled by electrons. Electrons in conduction band of p-type semiconductor could appears by three ways:
background donors doping (or thermal donors)
injection from n-type area
band to band tunneling or direct thermal generation
background donors doping (or thermal donors)
injection from n-type area
band to band tunneling or direct thermal generation
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