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When the Hall voltage is zero when the semiconductor is?
Answer : The Hall voltage in a semiconductor is zero when the semiconductor is **not subjected to any magnetic field** or when **no current flows through the material**. Here's why: 1. **No ... voltage is zero when there is either no current flowing or no magnetic field applied to the semiconductor**....

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