Which of the following represents the "band" energy for a semiconductor? a. b. c. Energy Conduction band Conduction band Conduction band Small energy gap Valence band Large energy gap Valence band Valence band Diagram a Diagram c Diagram b
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- Semiconductors have two main energy bands: the valence band and the conduction band. - The valence band is filled with electrons at lower energy levels. - The conduction band is higher in energy and is typically empty when no external energy is applied. Show more…
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