Discussion
The Hall voltage across a current-carrying strip in a transverse field arises because
Answer: B
Deflected carriers accumulate on one side, and the transverse electric field they build up grows until it just cancels the magnetic force on the remaining carriers. Its sign reveals whether the carriers are electrons or holes, which is how semiconductor type is determined.
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