A simple Ge n-i-n photo-detector sample has a length of L= 30 µm and a hole lifetime of Tp = 0.2 us. If a voltage of 2 V is applied across the detector length, at 300 K the detector gain at the applied voltage will be: %3D %3D Oa. 257.8 O b. 528.0 Oc. 0 O d. 340.0 O e. 0.1776

A simple Ge n-i-n photo-detector sample has a length of L= 30 µm and a hole lifetime of Tp = 0.2 us. If a voltage of 2 V is applied across the detector length, at 300 K the detector gain at the applied voltage will be: %3D %3D Oa. 257.8 O b. 528.0 Oc. 0 O d. 340.0 O e. 0.1776

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Chapter8: Atomic Structure

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