Which electrical characteristic results when dopants modify band gaps?

💡 Explanation

Increased semiconductor conductivity occurs because doping introduces charge carriers within the band gap, altering the Fermi level and increasing carrier concentration in the conduction or valence bands; therefore doping increases conductivity, rather than reducing breakdown or enhancing tunneling, because doping changes bulk properties not potential barrier widths.

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