An intrinsic semiconductor has n=2x1016/m was doped with 1018 /macceptor impurities. If the mobility of the electrons is 0.13m²/y.s and themobility of holes is 0.04m/y.s, determine the conductivity, and what is thepercentage ratio of the electrons and holes conductivity?

Given-n=2×1016/m3p=1018/m3Mobility of the electron μn=0.13 m2/V.sMobility of the hole μp= 0.04…

An intrinsic semiconductor has 2×1016/m³ was doped with 1018 /m? acceptor impurities. If the mobility of the electrons is 0.13m/y.s and the mobility of holes is 0.04m2/y.s. determine the conductivity, and what is the percentage ratio of the electrons and holes conductivity?

An intrinsic semiconductor has 2×1016/m³ was doped with 1018 /m? acceptor impurities. If the mobility of the electrons is 0.13m/y.s and the mobility of holes is 0.04m2/y.s. determine the conductivity, and what is the percentage ratio of the electrons and holes conductivity?

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An intrinsic semiconductor has n=2x1016/m was doped with 1018 /m
acceptor impurities. If the mobility of the electrons is 0.13m²/y.s and the
mobility of holes is 0.04m/y.s, determine the conductivity, and what is the
percentage ratio of the electrons and holes conductivity?

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