(a) For indium phosphide (InP) at roomtemperature, calculate the electron andhole mobilities for the following cases :For intrinsic InP, the electricalconductivity, the number of electronsper cubic meter and the numberof holesper cubic meterare2.5 x 10-6 (22m)¹, 3× 10¹3 m -3and3 x 1013 m3, respectively. Similarly, forn-type extrinsic InP, the electricalconductivity, the number of electronsper cubic meter and the number ofcubic meterholesper3-6x 10-6 (2m), 4.5 × 10¹3-32 x 10¹3 m³, respectively.areand

For intrinsic InPElectrical conductivityNumber of electrons Number of holes For n-type extrinsic…

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