Calculate the value of intensity of current I thatandflows where the velocity drift of the charge carries(electrons) isV₂ = 2x10 m/s The circular targets isBoons S=5mm² (Assume that the carrier density isn = 5x²0²² m-³)28equal toAI=2AI=0.8 ABC_I=8A

Given : vd = 2 × 10-4 m/s s = 5 mm2 = 5 × 10-6 m2 n = 5 × 1028 m-3

Calculate the value of intensity of current I Flows where the velocity drift of the charge carries. (electrons) is Vj = 2x10 m/s and The circular targets is cons S=5mm² (Assume that the carrier density is 28 -3 equal to n = 5x20 A I=2A B-I = 0.8 A C_I=8A m

Calculate the value of intensity of current I Flows where the velocity drift of the charge carries. (electrons) is Vj = 2x10 m/s and The circular targets is cons S=5mm² (Assume that the carrier density is 28 -3 equal to n = 5x20 A I=2A B-I = 0.8 A C_I=8A m

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Calculate the value of intensity of current I that
and
flows where the velocity drift of the charge carries
(electrons) is
V₂ = 2x10 m/s The circular targets is
Boons S=5mm² (Assume that the carrier density is
n = 5x²0²² m-³)
28
equal to
A
I=2A
I=0.8 A
B
C_I=8A

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