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P-Type Semiconductors
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Lecture By: Mr. Pradeep Kshetrapal, Tutorials Point India Private Limited.

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So sir , the hole created in silicon is not permanent. i.e, we can't say the exact location of the hole . It is not specific ryt?

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Can u tell me how holes conduct electricity?

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@@abhitherock1066 holes behave like positive charge... As the electrons exicite the holes are created diagonally and seems like moving positive charge.

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Why indium pulls electron in first place? It should be stable with whatever it has as compared to state where positive and negative charges are seperated

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I'm not sure about it, but I think Indium pulls an electron towards itself so that it can satisfy the bond that it's neighboring Silicon needs

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How holes are mojarity ? Carriers ?

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transistor? please update. thankyou

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