134. In p-type semiconductor, with ND >> NA minotiry carrier electron concentration n equals
A. ND ? NA
B. NA ? ND
C.(d)
D.
135. In n-type semiconductor, with ND >> NA minority carrier hole concentration p equals where ND and NA are donor and acceptor concentrations respectively
A. ND ? NA
B. NA ? ND
C. NA-ND
D.NAND
136. If donor concentration ND equals acceptor concentration NA, resulting semiconductor is
A. n-type
B. p-type
C. intrinsic
D. may be p or n type depending on temperature
137. When a semiconductor is doped, its electrical conductivity
A. increases
B. decreases in the direct ratio of doped material
C. decreases in the inverse ratio of doped material
D. remain unaltered
138. When a normal atom loses one electron
A. the atom loses one porton also
B. atom becomes a positive ion
C. atom becomes a negative ion
D. rest of the electrons move faster
139. Excess mojority carriers are the carriers which are
A. in excess of the equilibrium number
B. thermally generated
C. in excess of the minority carrier
D. total majority carriers
140. In any conductor, Hall voltage VH is proportional to where B is the magnetic field
A. B
B. B2
C. B3
D.B4
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