n-p junction (area = 104 cm?) at 300K has the following parameters. Find the maximum electric field and the current with a forward bias of 0.5 V. n side p side Na= Very High N,=107 cm Tp=10 us Tn=0.1 us Hn=100 cm?/V.s Hn=700 cm/V.s Hp=450 cm?/V.s Hp=200 cm?/V.s PS: You can take Eg(Si)=1.12 ev, ɛ(Si)-11.8ɛ, Er 8.85x10^-14 F/cm

n-p junction (area = 104 cm?) at 300K has the following parameters. Find the maximum electric field and the current with a forward bias of 0.5 V. n side p side Na= Very High N,=107 cm Tp=10 us Tn=0.1 us Hn=100 cm?/V.s Hn=700 cm/V.s Hp=450 cm?/V.s Hp=200 cm?/V.s PS: You can take Eg(Si)=1.12 ev, ɛ(Si)-11.8ɛ, Er 8.85x10^-14 F/cm

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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