The plot of the E field with respect to x in a metal semiconductor junction at 300K is shown in the figure. The semiconductor is Si and E(0)=-2x10* V/cm andxo-0.2x10 cm. What is the semiconductor type and built in potential value.レEo)O a. n type 200 mVO b. n type 800 mvOc p type 400 mVOd. p type 200 mVO e. n type 400 mVOf.p type 800 mv

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