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For a Si sample at 300 K doped with Nd=1016/ cm³ of Phosphorus. Calculate the resistivity and draw the band diagram showing E. EF, E₁, Ev. What is energy difference of Ep-E in eV?

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3) For a Si sample at 300 K doped with Nd=10¹6/ cm³ of Phosphorus. Calculate the resistivity and
draw the band diagram showing E. EF, E₁, Ev. What is energy difference of EF-E in eV?

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