Shashiketan
Newbie level 5
HI,
I have a question that why we regard the conductivity in semiconductors both due to holes and as well as electrons.
the current density is nµ(electrons)+pµ(holes).
holes is a concept originated from electrons. when electrons move from one place to other we say current is produced. also, this creates holes.
The concept of holes and electrons is pretty much interrelated. how can we generate current due to holes and electrons differently??
Please answer.
Regards,
I have a question that why we regard the conductivity in semiconductors both due to holes and as well as electrons.
the current density is nµ(electrons)+pµ(holes).
holes is a concept originated from electrons. when electrons move from one place to other we say current is produced. also, this creates holes.
The concept of holes and electrons is pretty much interrelated. how can we generate current due to holes and electrons differently??
Please answer.
Regards,