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    The document summarizes lectures 3 and 4 of a basic electronics course. It covers the topic of semiconductors from chapter 2 of the textbook. Key points include that semiconductors are materials that are neither conductors nor insulators, containing both free electrons and holes. The lecture discusses silicon crystals, intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors created through doping, the functioning of diodes under forward and reverse bias, and their energy levels and breakdown voltages. Students are assigned self-test multiple choice questions and examples from the chapter.

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    The document summarizes lectures 3 and 4 of a basic electronics course. It covers the topic of semiconductors from chapter 2 of the textbook. Key points include that semiconductors are materials that are neither conductors nor insulators, containing both free electrons and holes. The lecture discusses silicon crystals, intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors created through doping, the functioning of diodes under forward and reverse bias, and their energy levels and breakdown voltages. Students are assigned self-test multiple choice questions and examples from the chapter.

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    Basic Electronics

    Lecture 3 & 4
    Topics:
    Semiconductors (CHAPTER # 2 )
    Book:Electronics Principles (8th edition)
    Today’s Topic
     Semiconductors
     Silicon Crystals
     Intrinsic Semiconductors
     Two Types of Flow
     Doping a Semiconductor
     Two Types of Extrinsic Semiconductors
     The Unbiased Diode
     Forward Bias
     Reverse Bias
     Breakdown
     Energy Levels
     Barrier Potential and Temperature
     Reverse-Biased Diode
    To understand how diodes, transistors, and integrated
    circuits
    work, you first have to study semiconductors: materials that
    are
    neither conductors nor insulators. Semiconductors contain
    some
    free electrons, but what makes them unusual is the presence
    of holes. In this chapter, you will learn about
    semiconductors,
    holes, and other related topics.
    Assignments #1
    Solve All MCQ (Self test 54)
    Solve all numerical (Chapter#2 All Examples in Slids)

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