Find the resistivity of (a) intrinsic silicon and (b) p-type silicon with N, = 1.0 × 10“/cm'. For the intrinsic silicon, assume that u. 1350 cm³/N - s and H, = 480 cm³N s. For the doped silicon, assume that l. = 1110 cm³/V -s and H, = 400 cm³/V - s.

Find the resistivity of (a) intrinsic silicon and (b) p-type silicon with N, = 1.0 × 10“/cm'. For the intrinsic silicon, assume that u. 1350 cm³/N - s and H, = 480 cm³N s. For the doped silicon, assume that l. = 1110 cm³/V -s and H, = 400 cm³/V - s.

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Find the resistivity of (a) intrinsic silicon and (b) p-type silicon with N, = 1.0 × 10“/cm'. For the intrinsic silicon,
assume that u. 1350 cm³/N - s and H, = 480 cm³N s. For the doped silicon, assume that l. = 1110 cm³/V -s
and H, = 400 cm³/V - s.

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