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Example: A conducting line on an IC chip is (2.8 mm) long, and
has a rectangular cross-section (1x4 um). A current of (5 mA)
produces a voltage drop of (100 mV) across the line. Determine the
electron concentration given that the electron mobility is (500
cm2/V.Sec.).

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