I need a little more explanation than my book gives on thefollowing question. As

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I need a little more explanation than my book gives on thefollowing question. As the temperature increases, what happens to the number ofunbound holes in the p type and the n type materials? (Assume theexternal current remains constant once set to a value) I need a little more explanation than my book gives on thefollowing question. As the temperature increases, what happens to the number ofunbound holes in the p type and the n type materials? (Assume theexternal current remains constant once set to a value)

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 As it is the natural behaviour of the semiconductor that as temperature increases the number of electrons and holes are increased, so the unbound holes attract more electrons just decreases the depletion layer, and sometimes results in the breakage of the depletion layer.

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