A Germanium semiconductor at 300k is doped with 2. 5*10^15 cm^-3 arsenic atoms and 1.8*10^15 cm^-3 boron atoms (a) is the semiconductor p-type? Justify your answer. (b) Estimate the electron and hope concentrations at equilibrium. (c) Determine the concentration of boron atoms that must be added so that the hold concentration is increased to 4*10^15 cm^-3.

A Germanium semiconductor at 300k is doped with 2. 510^15 cm^-3 arsenic atoms and 1.810^15 cm^-3 boron atoms (a) is the semiconductor p-type? Justify your answer. (b) Estimate the electron and hope concentrations at equilibrium. (c) Determine the concentration of boron atoms that must be added so that the hold concentration is increased to 4*10^15 cm^-3.

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