In an n-type semiconductor,the free electrons are called the
A) minority carriers.
B) majority carriers.
C) holes.
D) ions.

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In an n-type semiconductor, majority carriers are the free electrons which are provided by the impurities (such as phosphorus) added intentionally to the semiconductor material. Minority carriers are the positively charged holes created due to the absence of electrons. Ions are electrically charged atoms and molecules, which can be present in both n-type and p-type semiconductors.

In an N-Type Semiconductor,the Free Electrons Are Called the