Assertion: semiconductor's conductivity | /r/HasProperty | electrical
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text: So, we can say that a semiconductor is a material that has electrical conductivity greater than an insulator but less than a conductor.
text: A semiconductor is a solid material that has electrical conductivity in between a conductor and an insulator; it can vary over that wide range either permanently or dynamically.
text: Semiconductors are substances that have their electrical conductivities lying between that of good conductors and insulators.
text: Semiconductors are therefore characterized by a high sensitivity of their electrical conductivity to external factors and to the impurity content and crystal defects, since in many cases ℰ A is considerably smaller for electrons localized near impurities or defects than in an ideal crystal of the given semiconductor.
text: Semiconductors have many different applications because their electrical conductivity can be controlled within wide limits by, for example, the variation of temperature or the introduction of impurities.