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Mechanism of Formation of P-N Junction

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Which of the following doping will produce a p-type semiconductor?

A

Germanium with phosphorus

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Silicon with germanium

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Germanium with antomony

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D

Silicon with indium

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Solution

The correct option is D Silicon with indium
The p-type semiconductor is formed by doping either Si or Ge with a trivalent atom. Out of given options, only indium is a trivalent atom.
So, a p-type semiconductor is formed by using silicon with indium.

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