Semiconductors and light effects

omri3012 · Oct 22, 2009

A piece of Semiconductor is irradiated by light, will the light effects on resistivity be
intensified or reduced if the temprature is increased? why?

berkeman · Oct 23, 2009

omri3012 said:

A piece of Semiconductor is irradiated by light, will the light effects on resistivity be
intensified or reduced if the temprature is increased? why?

What are your thoughts? Does it matter if the semiconductor is intrinsic or extrinsic? How do you propose to measure the resistivity?

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