On increasing the temperature of a semi-conductor material: - Vidyadip

MCQ

On increasing the temperature of a semi$-$conductor material:

A
Density of charge$-$carrier as well as their mobilities both increases.
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Density of charge$-$carriers increases, but their mobilities decreases.
C
Density of charge$-$carries decreases, but their mobilities increases.
D
Both density of charge$-$carriers as well as their mobilities decreases.

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Answer

Correct option: B.

Density of charge$-$carriers increases, but their mobilities decreases.

On increasing the temperature of a semi$-$conductor material, the density of charge increases which apparently increases the hinderance and thus decreases their mobility.

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