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How is p type semiconductor formed?

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p-type or n-type semiconductor alone is of very limited use in chips -- you can only make a thin-film resistor or parallel-plate capacitor with it. You also need the opposite type, the n-type semiconductor, to make junction diodes and MOS or bipolar transistors, which are essential components in an integrated circuit.

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By adding a small amount of p-type dope (valency 3) to intrinsic semiconductor.

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The difference between the p-type and the n-type semiconductor is that the p-type semiconductor has more holes than electrons while the n-type semiconductor has more electrons than holes.

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In a p-type semi-conductor, there is an excess number of "holes" (positive). In an n-type, there is an excess number of electrons (negative). This is what the "p" and "n" refer to.

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p type material is neutral as a whole.

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by adding Ga atom with Si or Ge

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It has holes (an electron deficiency).

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