MCQ
Indium impurity in germanium makes
- A$N-$ type
- ✓$P-$ type
- CInsulator
- DIntrinsic
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
$P-$ type
b
(b)Indium is trivalent, hence on doping with it, the intrinsic semiconductor becomes $P-$ type semiconductor.
(b)Indium is trivalent, hence on doping with it, the intrinsic semiconductor becomes $P-$ type semiconductor.
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