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    Question

    An extrinsic semiconductor in which electrons are the

    majority charge carriers is called:
    A n-type semiconductor Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    B p-type semiconductor Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    C l-type semiconductor Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    D m-type semiconductor Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

    Solution

    An extrinsic semiconductor with electrons as the majority charge carriers is called an n-type semiconductor, while a p-type semiconductor has holes as the majority charge carriers.

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