Not exact matches
This heavy
negative doping — electrons have
negative charge — limits both the intensity and
carrier lifetime for photoluminescence, two important properties for all optoelectronic applications, such as photovoltaics and photosensors.»
And the sign of the potential difference between points on the top and bottom of the strip, known as the Hall effect, determines if the
charge carriers are positive or
negative.
The magnetic field either pushes the positive
charges toward the top edge of the strip and the
negative charges toward the bottom edge, or if the current is produced by negatively
charged carriers, sends them in the opposite directions.