p-type semiconductor
 |
Silicon doped with boron
|
A semiconductor in which holes
carry the current. A p-type semiconductor
is produced by doping an intrinsic semiconductor
with an electron-acceptor impurity – for example, boron
in silicon. Compare with n-type
semiconductor. Related category
• ELECTRONICS
AND SEMICONDUCTORS
Also on this site: Encyclopedia
of Alternative Energy & Sustainable Living
Encyclopedia
of History
BACK TO TOP
|