Which electrical outcome results when localized defects distort a p-type semiconductor's energy bands?

💡 Explanation

The open-circuit voltage drops via band bending near the defect which causes Shockley-Read-Hall (SRH) recombination. Because the defects act as stepping stones for electrons to recombine with holes, the voltage is suppressed; therefore, SRH recombination rather than increased mobility occurs.

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