Bube Model

The Bube Model is a framework in physics that explains how certain materials, called semiconductors, conduct electricity. It describes how electrons move within these materials when energy sources like light or heat are applied. Essentially, it helps scientists understand and predict how semiconductors behave in electronic devices, such as solar cells or sensors. The model considers factors like electrical charge, energy levels, and how external influences impact electron movement, providing a detailed way to analyze and optimize semiconductor performance.