Conduction in P and N crystals

United States, 1968

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Part two of the Semiconductor Physics series demonstrates how an extra free electron is introduced into a germanium crystal. One of the atoms having four valency electrons is replaced by a foreign atom having five valency electrons, such as an atom of antimony.

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Philips Educational Service

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00:12:22:00

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1968

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