What type of atom is needed as a dopant in a p-type semiconductor?atoms that have fewer electrons and protons than the semiconductor atoms being replacedatoms that have more electrons and protons than the semiconductor atoms being replacedO atoms that have fewer valence electrons than the semiconductor atoms being replacedatoms that have more valence electrons than the semiconductor atoms being replacedWhy is it called p-type?The term p-type semiconductor means that this semiconductor is paramagnetic.O The term p-type semiconductor refers to the positively charged particles which are added to the semiconductor; in the result it is fully positivelycharged.O The term p-type semiconductor means that we use phosphorus as a dopant.O The term p-type semiconductor refers to the electron "holes" which can be viewed as positive areas in the sea of electrons.

Semiconductor are generally of two types: Intrinsic semiconductor Extrinsic semiconductor…

What type of atom is needed as a dopant in a p-type semiconductor? O atoms that have fewer electrons and protons than the semiconductor atoms being replaced O atoms that have more electrons and protons than the semiconductor atoms being replaced O atoms that have fewer valence electrons than the semiconductor atoms being replaced O atoms that have more valence electrons than the semiconductor atoms being replaced Why is it called p-type? O The term p-type semiconductor means that this semiconductor is paramagnetic. O The term p-type semiconductor refers to the positively charged particles which are added to the semiconductor; in the result it is fully positively charged. O The term p-type semiconductor means that we use phosphorus as a dopant. O The term p-type semiconductor refers to the electron "holes" which can be viewed as positive areas in the sea of electrons.

What type of atom is needed as a dopant in a p-type semiconductor? O atoms that have fewer electrons and protons than the semiconductor atoms being replaced O atoms that have more electrons and protons than the semiconductor atoms being replaced O atoms that have fewer valence electrons than the semiconductor atoms being replaced O atoms that have more valence electrons than the semiconductor atoms being replaced Why is it called p-type? O The term p-type semiconductor means that this semiconductor is paramagnetic. O The term p-type semiconductor refers to the positively charged particles which are added to the semiconductor; in the result it is fully positively charged. O The term p-type semiconductor means that we use phosphorus as a dopant. O The term p-type semiconductor refers to the electron "holes" which can be viewed as positive areas in the sea of electrons.

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Author:Stephen L. Herman

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Problem 6RQ: How many valence electrons are generally contained in materials used for insulators?

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