1. A Germanium sample is 5 mm long and has a rectangular cross-section, 50 μm by 150 μm. A Phosphorus atom with concentration of 4.4 x 10¹5/cm³ at 300 K is added and corresponds to one impurity atom for 107 Ge atoms. A steady current of 3 μA exists in the bar. a. Set up the equations for concentrations, conductivity, resistance, and voltage. b. Solve for the electron and hole concentration, conductivity, resistance, and voltage.

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1. A Germanium sample is 5 mm long and has a rectangular cross-section, 50 μm by
150 μm. A Phosphorus atom with concentration of 4.4 x 10¹5/cm³ at 300 K is
added and corresponds to one impurity atom for 107 Ge atoms. A steady current
of 3 μA exists in the bar.
a. Set up the equations for concentrations, conductivity, resistance, and voltage.
b.
Solve for the electron and hole concentration, conductivity, resistance, and
voltage.
Transcribed Image Text:1. A Germanium sample is 5 mm long and has a rectangular cross-section, 50 μm by 150 μm. A Phosphorus atom with concentration of 4.4 x 10¹5/cm³ at 300 K is added and corresponds to one impurity atom for 107 Ge atoms. A steady current of 3 μA exists in the bar. a. Set up the equations for concentrations, conductivity, resistance, and voltage. b. Solve for the electron and hole concentration, conductivity, resistance, and voltage.
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