The conduction due to charges produced by pair generation in a semi-conductor is called:

Correct answer: B. Intrinsic conduction

  • A. Polarity
  • B. Intrinsic conduction
  • C. Electrostatic
  • D. Amplitude modulation

Explanation

Intrinsic conduction in semiconductors refers to the conduction of charges (electrons and holes) that are generated within the material itself. In semiconductors, electron-hole pairs are generated through various processes like thermal excitation or exposure to light. Intrinsic conduction is a fundamental property of semiconductors and is crucial for their electronic applications.

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