intrinsic semiconductors

A form of intrinsic semiconductor — A pure, undoped semiconductor material in which the number of charge carriers (electrons and holes), is determined solely by the material's inherent properties, and not by external impurities.

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noun
  1. pluralplural of intrinsic semiconductor
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