Impurities in semiconductors, Electrical Engineering

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Impurities in Semiconductors

  1. Can be added in accurately controlled amounts.
  2. Can modify the electronic and optical properties.
  3. Used to change conductivity over wide ranges.
  4. Can even change conduction process from conduction via negative charge carriers to positive charge carriers and vice versa.
  5. Controlled the addition of impurities doping.

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