Calculate the drift current density in a gallium arsenide sample at T = 300 K, withdoping concentration of Na= 0 and Na = 1021/m³. If µn0.85 m2/V.s, µp0.04 m?/V.s, E = 15 V/cm, and n; = 2.2 x 1017 /m³.

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Calculate the drift current density in a gallium arsenide sample at T = 300K, with O and Na = 1021/m3. If un = 0.85 m2/V.s, u, = doping concentration of Na 0.04 m?/V.s, E = 15 V/cm, and n; %3D %3D 2.2 x 1017/m3.

Calculate the drift current density in a gallium arsenide sample at T = 300K, with O and Na = 1021/m3. If un = 0.85 m2/V.s, u, = doping concentration of Na 0.04 m?/V.s, E = 15 V/cm, and n; %3D %3D 2.2 x 1017/m3.

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Calculate the drift current density in a gallium arsenide sample at T = 300 K, with
doping concentration of Na
= 0 and Na = 1021/m³. If µn
0.85 m2/V.s, µp
0.04 m?/V.s, E = 15 V/cm, and n; = 2.2 x 1017 /m³.

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