A silicon (Si) npn bipolar transistor is doped with impurity concentrations of10 cm, 10" cm³, and 10€ cm³ in the emitter, base and collector,respectively. The lengths of the emitter and collector length are 1 um and thebase width is 500 nm. The device is operating at room temperature.(1) Copy and complete the table below. Assume that the intrinsic carrierconcentration for silicon is 100 cmElectron concentration (cm) Hole concentration (cm)EmitterBaseCollector(2) Determine the diffusion constant for the minority carriers in the emitterregion of the transistor.

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A silicon (Si) npn bipolar transistor is doped with impurity concentrations of 10" cm", 10" cm³, and 10“ cm in the emitter, base and collector, respectively. The lengths of the emitter and collector length are 1 um and the base width is 500 nm. The device is operating at room temperature.

A silicon (Si) npn bipolar transistor is doped with impurity concentrations of 10" cm", 10" cm³, and 10“ cm in the emitter, base and collector, respectively. The lengths of the emitter and collector length are 1 um and the base width is 500 nm. The device is operating at room temperature.

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