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Page 99
... semiconductor is attached to a source of alternating current , the excess electrons move in one direction , then the other , then the first , and so on , as the current continually changes direction . The same is true , with the holes ...
... semiconductor is attached to a source of alternating current , the excess electrons move in one direction , then the other , then the first , and so on , as the current continually changes direction . The same is true , with the holes ...
Page 100
... semiconductor free of either , so that an electric current cannot pass through . An electric current , therefore , can pass through a semiconductor in either direction if the semiconductor is entirely n - type or entirely p- type . If ...
... semiconductor free of either , so that an electric current cannot pass through . An electric current , therefore , can pass through a semiconductor in either direction if the semiconductor is entirely n - type or entirely p- type . If ...
Page 101
... semiconductor , and if the charge on the center is made to fluctuate , a similar fluctuation , but a much larger one , is imposed on the semiconductor as a whole . Such a semiconductor is an " amplifier . " Such a three - part semiconductor ...
... semiconductor , and if the charge on the center is made to fluctuate , a similar fluctuation , but a much larger one , is imposed on the semiconductor as a whole . Such a semiconductor is an " amplifier . " Such a three - part semiconductor ...
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