Semiconductor Materials Are Compounds Of Two Or More Elements Whose Electron Behavior Enables Them To Be Used In Various Electronic Devices. These Materials Feature A Wide Range Of Electrical, Optical And Thermal Properties That Put Them Among The Most Versatile Materials Ever Used In Technology. Semiconductor Materials Are Made Of Certain Elements Including Silicon, Germanium, Gallium Arsenide And Phosphorus. Depending On The Compound, They Can Be Used In Diodes, Transistors, Logic Circuits, Solar Cells And Light-Emitting Diodes (Leds). These Materials Are Able To Conduct Electricity Much Better Than Insulators Like Wood Or Glass, Yet Much Less Than Electrical Conductors Like Metals. This Makes It Possible To Switch Off And On The Electrical Current Through These Materials, And Adjust It In Order To Control Certain Devices. Semiconductor Materials Are Characterized By Their Electron Band Gap, Which Refers To The Range Of Energy Needed To Excite Electrons In Order To Make Them Move To Higher Energy Levels. Silicon Has A Band-Gap Energy Of 1.1 Ev, While Gallium Arsenide Has A Higher Energy Gap Of 3.3 Ev. This Makes Them Suitable For Different Applications As It Allows Them To Be Used In Different Types Of Circuits And Components. Devices Such As Computer Processors, Leds, Circuit Boards And Solar Cells Are Made Using Semiconductor Materials, Which Makes Them Essential In The Modern World. Semiconductor Materials Play An Important Role In The Development Of Modern Technology And Are Becoming Increasingly Popular With Manufacturers Due To Their Superior Performance And Flexibility. They Are Used In Various Industries Including Automotive, Aerospace, Computer Engineering And Telecommunications. Through Further Advances, These Materials Are Expected To Remain Essential To The Continued Development Of Modern Technology.
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