Why Do Electrons and Holes Behave Unexpectedly in Semiconductor Devices?

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I try to understand not typical holes and electrons movements in semiconductors devices. Sometimes holes and electrons don't move as expected !
 
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pyrrhias said:
I try to understand not typical holes and electrons movements in semiconductors devices. Sometimes holes and electrons don't move as expected !

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If you have a specific example of what is confusing you, please feel free to start a New Thread in the Electrical Engineering forum. Post links to your reading, and ask about what seems to be the unexpected result. You should get good replies. :smile:
 

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