The problem of re-absorption in homo-junction LEDS can be overcome to some extent by making the top layerp-type and be created very close to the surface.Select one:O TrueO False : Properties of Si, Ge, and GaAs at 300 K , and Some Universal ConstantsUNIVERSAL CONSTANTSPropertiesSEMICONDUCTOR6.63 x 10-34 J.sSiGeGa As-319.11 x 10KgEg (eV)n; (cmHn (cm²/V – s)Hp (cm²/V – s)Ne (cm-3)Ny (cm-3)m/m.m;/m.Er (F/m)1.10.671.423.141.5 x 10102.3 x 10131.8 x 106191.602 x 108.85 x 101.05 x 10-34 J – sC15003900850012€oF/m45019004001.04 x 10196 x 10184.45 x 10177.72 x 10182.78 x 10198.6 x 10-5 eV/K26 mV (TK9.84 x 1018KT/q= 300 K)0.0820.980.06726 meV (T3 x 10 m/sKT300 K)0.280.490.45C11.71613.1Nair = 1NGaAs = 3.66Some useful relationsEgAlGa1- As (r) = 1.424 + 1.247x (eV)Egin. Ga1-As (x) = 1.425 – 1.501r + 0.436x2 (eV)1 eV = 1.602 x 10-19 J1 KG = 1 x 10-5 Wb/cm2

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The problem of re-absorption in homo-junction LEDS can be overcome to some extent by making the top layer p-type and be created very close to the surface. Select one: O True O False

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