State the band gap of the semiconductor used in the making of $LED$.
(N/A) The band gap of the semiconductor used in the making of a Light Emitting Diode $(LED)$ is typically in the range of $1.8 \ eV$ to $3.0 \ eV$.
This energy range corresponds to the visible spectrum of light,allowing the $LED$ to emit light in colors ranging from red to violet.
The specific band gap depends on the material composition of the semiconductor used (e.g.,Gallium Arsenide Phosphide or Gallium Nitride).
This energy range corresponds to the visible spectrum of light,allowing the $LED$ to emit light in colors ranging from red to violet.
The specific band gap depends on the material composition of the semiconductor used (e.g.,Gallium Arsenide Phosphide or Gallium Nitride).
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