Question

What is a semiconductor whose electrical properties are based on the electronic structure inherent in the pure materials? MATSE 81

Answer 1

intrinsic semiconductors

Step-by-step explanation:

An intrinsic semiconductor is also known as a pure conductor. In such a semiconductor there are no impurities, that is why it is said to be pure.

It has some of these properties:

1. Electrical conductivity is only based on temperature

2. The quantity of electrons is the same as the number of holes in the valence bond

3. Electrical conductivity is not on the high side

4. These materials exist in their pure forms.