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Define "intrinsic" and "extrinsic" semiconductor and explain why semiconductor device manufacturers employ the doping mechanism for carrier generation. Compare this mechanism to band-to-band thermal generation, explaining the dependence of both to temperature (draw and explain the necessary diagrams).

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