Problem 3A p-type semiconductor with n = 10 cmsurface potential of s=-3and Na1015 cm3 at T300 K has the0.8 V sufficiently high to create an inversion layer. Find thevoltage drop across the inversion layer.

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Problem 3 A p-type semiconductor with n = 10 cm surface potential of s = -3 and Na 1015 cm3 at T 300 K has the 0.8 V sufficiently high to create an inversion layer. Find the voltage drop across the inversion layer.