For a P-type semiconductor with length of 55mm, the cross-section area of 0.55mm2, and resistance of 2502. Calculate the exact number of the majority and the minority carriers (in electrons/m?). Also, calculate the number of acceptor atoms (in atoms/m') if the intrinsic carrier is 2x1020 electrons/m. Given the mobility for the electrons (u-0.4m?/V.s) and for the holes (H-0.2m2/V.s) O 1.23e22, 3.2e16, 1.25e22 O 1.25e22, 3.2e18, 1.23e22 O 1.23e22, 3e18, 1.23e22 O 1.25e22, 3.2e18, 1.25e22

For a P-type semiconductor with length of 55mm, the cross-section area of 0.55mm2, and resistance of 2502. Calculate the exact number of the majority and the minority carriers (in electrons/m?). Also, calculate the number of acceptor atoms (in atoms/m') if the intrinsic carrier is 2x1020 electrons/m. Given the mobility for the electrons (u-0.4m?/V.s) and for the holes (H-0.2m2/V.s) O 1.23e22, 3.2e16, 1.25e22 O 1.25e22, 3.2e18, 1.23e22 O 1.23e22, 3e18, 1.23e22 O 1.25e22, 3.2e18, 1.25e22

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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