Example: A specimen of silicon is (2 cm) long has a square cross- section (2x 2 mm). The current is due to electrons whose mobility is (1300 cm2/V.Sec.). One volt impressed across the bar results in a current of (8 mA). A] Calculate the concentration n of free electrons. B] The drift velocity.
Example: A specimen of silicon is (2 cm) long has a square cross- section (2x 2 mm). The current is due to electrons whose mobility is (1300 cm2/V.Sec.). One volt impressed across the bar results in a current of (8 mA). A] Calculate the concentration n of free electrons. B] The drift velocity.
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![Example: A specimen of silicon is (2 cm) long has a square cross-
section (2 x 2 mm). The current is due to electrons whose mobility
is (1300 cm2/V.Sec.). One volt impressed across the bar results in a
current of (8 mA).
A] Calculate the concentration n of free electrons.
B] The drift velocity.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F8c998d6b-d3e1-4159-84cf-568101484e84%2F355ee674-f55d-4c97-938a-8451ccb0d089%2Frzwm6pu_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Example: A specimen of silicon is (2 cm) long has a square cross-
section (2 x 2 mm). The current is due to electrons whose mobility
is (1300 cm2/V.Sec.). One volt impressed across the bar results in a
current of (8 mA).
A] Calculate the concentration n of free electrons.
B] The drift velocity.
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