Which consequence results when increased temperature affects semiconducting photodiode band gaps?

💡 Explanation

Increased temperature narrows the band gap, an effect called band gap reduction, increasing electron-hole pair generation. Therefore carrier recombination greatly rises, rather than reduced saturation currents, because thermal energy overwhelms the depletion region.

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