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The 116 pages that link to Semiconductor, each with the reason it gives.

• Copper(I) oxideNarrower topic: Cu₂O conducts through charge carriers in its electronic bands.

• TelluriumNarrower topic: Tellurium’s compounds exploit this tunable electrical behavior in electronic devices.

• Computer (electronic device)Narrower topic: Its controllable electrical behavior makes compact electronic switching practical.

• Crystal radioNarrower topic: Semiconductor behavior gives the crystal contact its one-way conduction.

• Georg OhmNarrower topic: Semiconductor devices often have nonlinear current-voltage behavior unlike simple ohmic conductors.

• Lead(II) sulfideNarrower topic: PbS is a narrow-bandgap semiconductor with distinctive infrared response.

• Leo EsakiNarrower topic: Esaki observed tunneling in a semiconductor junction rather than a vacuum barrier.

• MicroelectronicsNarrower topic: Semiconductors provide the controllable electrical behavior on which most microelectronic devices depend.

• OptoelectronicsNarrower topic: Semiconductor behavior provides the charge control behind most electronic light sources and detectors.

• George E. SmithNarrower topic: Semiconductor behavior made charge storage and transfer in the CCD possible.

• Lead dioxideNarrower topic: Conductive lead dioxide behaves as a metallic or semiconducting oxide depending on form and conditions.

• Silver sulfideNarrower topic: Silver sulfide's charge transport gives it semiconductor properties as well as distinctive ionic behavior.

• Willard BoyleNarrower topic: The CCD converts light into movable charge inside a semiconductor substrate.

• Electronic componentNarrower topic: Semiconductor properties enable diodes, transistors, and many integrated circuits.

• Impurity (semiconductors)Narrower topic: Impurities alter the conductivity of this broader class of materials.

• Tin(IV) oxideNarrower topic: Tin dioxide's conductivity comes from its semiconductor electronic structure and defects.

• Aluminium phosphideNarrower topic: Aluminium phosphide is also studied as a compound semiconductor, beyond its fumigant use.

• History of the transistorNarrower topic: Transistor action depends on controlling charge flow through semiconductor material.

• Magnesium sulfideNarrower topic: MgS is studied as a wide-band-gap semiconductor material.