Problems Ql: Calculate electrons and holes concentration in a germanium sample. If T=300 K, N=5x10/m', N-0. Assume that n=2.4x10%/m. (Ans: 5.97x10"/m., 9.65x10/m) Q2: Calculate holes and electrons concentration in compensated silicon p-type sample. If T=300 K, N=3×10'/m², N=102/m'. Assume that n=1.5x10/m'. (Ans: 7x10/m', 3.2x10/m)

Problems Ql: Calculate electrons and holes concentration in a germanium sample. If T=300 K, N=5x10/m', N-0. Assume that n=2.4x10%/m. (Ans: 5.97x10"/m., 9.65x10/m) Q2: Calculate holes and electrons concentration in compensated silicon p-type sample. If T=300 K, N=3×10'/m², N=102/m'. Assume that n=1.5x10/m'. (Ans: 7x10/m', 3.2x10/m)

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