Question 3: A 10 mm cube of Ge passes a current of 6.4 mA when 10 mV is applied between twoof its parallel faces. Assuming that the charge carriers are electrons that have a mobility of 0.39m?v-ist, calculate the density of carriers.=9.11 10-31 kg=1.381 10-23 J/K=6.626 10-34 JsmoEg(Ge)P(Ge)=0.67 eVkB=5.46 g/cm³h=1.602 10-19 CM(Ge)=72.64 gr/mole1ev=1.602 10-19 J

Question 3: A 10 mm cube of Ge passes a current of 6.4 mA when 10 mV is applied between two of its parallel faces. Assuming that the charge carriers are electrons that have a mobility of 0.39 m?vst, calculate the density of carriers.

Question 3: A 10 mm cube of Ge passes a current of 6.4 mA when 10 mV is applied between two of its parallel faces. Assuming that the charge carriers are electrons that have a mobility of 0.39 m?vst, calculate the density of carriers.

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