EXERCISE PROBLEMEx 1.1: Calculate the intrinsic carrier concentration in gallium arsenide andgermanium at T = 300 K. (Ans. GaAs, n; = 1.80 x 106 cm³; Ge, n; = 2.40 x1013 cm³)

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A Si pn-junction at 300 K has an n-side resistivity of 35 2 and a p-side doping level of N,= 1×106 cm at equilibrium the value of the contact potential barrier of the junction wvill be: Select one: OA. 0.5821 V B. 7.617 V CC. 0.07309 V D. 1.001 V E. 22.39 V
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Subject - Semi Conductor's At 300K, fermi level is found to be 0.2eV below the edge of conduction band for an n-type silicon semiconductor. Find the electron and hole concentrations. After doping again, fermi level is now founded 0.25eV below the edge of conduction band. Find the type and concentration of impurity atoms added at the later stage At 300K, Nc= 2.8x 1019 cm3
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A silicon bar is doped with donor impurities ND =2.25x1015 atoms/cm. Given the intrinsic carrier concentration of silicon at T = 300 K is n =1.5x1010 /cm, estimate the equilibrium electron and hole concentration. Assume that all the impurities become ionized.

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EXERCISE PROBLEM Ex 1.1: Calculate the intrinsic carrier concentration in gallium arsenide and germanium at T = 300 K. (Ans. GaAs, n; = 1.80 x 106 cm³; Ge, n; = 2.40 x 1013 cm³)