Q1/Assume that excess carriers have been generated uniformly in a semiconductor to a concentration of n(0) = 105 cm-3 . The forcing function generating the excess carriers turns off at time t = 0. Assuming the excess carrier lifetime is n, = 10 s. (a) t = 0, (b) t=1us, (c) t = 4µs, and (d) t = 10µs.

Q1/Assume that excess carriers have been generated uniformly in a semiconductor to a concentration of n(0) = 105 cm-3 . The forcing function generating the excess carriers turns off at time t = 0. Assuming the excess carrier lifetime is n, = 10 s. (a) t = 0, (b) t=1us, (c) t = 4µs, and (d) t = 10µs.

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Chapter6: Power Flows

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