A student performs an experiment in laboratory (T=300 K) and his/her purposeis to change p-type Ge semiconductor into ntype with Fermi energy level of0. 1eV below the conduction band. In order to accomplish this experiment,he/she adds 3.4x1017 cm3 donor concentrations. Therefore, how muchacceptor impurity concentrations had been initially before student applied theexperiment.Lütfen birini seçin:a. 1.515x107 cmb. 1.215x107 cmc. 1.015x107 cmd. 1.415x1017 cme. 1.715x107 cm3f. 1.615x1017 cmag. 1.315x1017 cmh. 1.115x107 cm

A student performs an experiment in laboratory (T=300 K) and his/her purpose is to change p-type Ge semiconductor into n-type with Fermi energy level of 0.1eV below the conduction band. In order to accomplish this experiment, he/she adds 3.4x107 cm³ donor concentrations. Therefore, how much acceptor impurity concentrations had been initially before student applied the experiment. Lütfen birini seçin: a. 1.51 5x1017 cm b. 1.215x10" cm C. 1.015x10" cm d. 1.415x107 cm e. 1.715x107 cm f. 1.615x1017 cm g. 1.315x1017 cm h. 1.115x10" cm

A student performs an experiment in laboratory (T=300 K) and his/her purpose is to change p-type Ge semiconductor into n-type with Fermi energy level of 0.1eV below the conduction band. In order to accomplish this experiment, he/she adds 3.4x107 cm³ donor concentrations. Therefore, how much acceptor impurity concentrations had been initially before student applied the experiment. Lütfen birini seçin: a. 1.51 5x1017 cm b. 1.215x10" cm C. 1.015x10" cm d. 1.415x107 cm e. 1.715x107 cm f. 1.615x1017 cm g. 1.315x1017 cm h. 1.115x10" cm

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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