Why electrons flow only one direction in
semiconductors. why can not flow both directions
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Answer Posted / kirti
electron doesnot flows they only drifts because
semiconductors are basically combination of
trivalent(acceptors/p-type)and pentavalent(donor/n-type), on
applying thermal pressure generation of holes and
recombination of electron ion pair takes place, this led to
drifting of electrons in one direction resulting in
potential barrier
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