12.Identify all parameters that contributeto the difference in current between thetwo Schottky contacts above. Check allthat apply.Bandgap energyDoping densityEffective massElectron affinityFermi levelMobility1

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12.Identify all parameters that contribute
to the difference in current between the
two Schottky contacts above. Check all
that apply.
Bandgap energy
Doping density
Effective mass
Electron affinity
Fermi level
Mobility
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