What does it mean if a semiconductor is in 'thermal equilibrium'
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What does it mean if a semiconductor is in 'thermal equilibrium'

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there is no net effect on the system.Go here for more details.......
The above answer is too general-- describing thermodynamic equilibrium. Thermal equilibrium means there is a well-defined and constant temperature for the system and its (local) environment.

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A system is in thermal equilibrium if detailed balance is obtained. Detailed balance implies that every process in the system is exactly balanced by its inverse process. As a result, there is no net effect on the system.

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