Can a semiconductor excite while absorbing an electric pulse?
I mean if an electric pulse conductS a semiconductor, does that semiconductor excite and as a result emit a photon? if yes, how?
I don't refer to metals or insulators, but I mean and am talking exactly about semiconductors. And I do mean exactly the smallest and weakest possible electric pulse you can imagine. Knowing these details I want to find out that if it is possible to cause a semiconductor in normal conditions (room temperature and pressure, not high temperatures) excite and thereafter causing it emitting a photon.
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