n-type germanium
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n-type germanium
(′en ′tīp jər′mā·nē·əm)
(electronics) Germanium to which more impurity atoms of donor type (with valence 5, such as antimony) than of acceptor type (with valence 3, such as indium) have been added, with the result that the conduction electron density exceeds the hole density.
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