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A hypothetical semiconductor has an intrinsic carrier concentration of 1X10-9 cm³@100°C
and effective density of states for conduction and valency band Of 10-18/cm³ each. Calculate
the Eg. If it is now doped with 1016cm³ donors, what is the equilibrium hole and electron
concentration. If the semiconductor is now doped with acceptors with concentration of
1018cm3 what is the
equilibrium hole and electron concentrations.
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