= 1.0 x 2. Consider a homogeneous GaAs semiconductor at T 300 K with Na 1016...

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= 1.0 x 2. Consider a homogeneous GaAs semiconductor at T 300 K with Na 1016 cm3 and Na = 0. (a) Calculate the thermal-equilibrium values of electron and hole concentrations. (b) For an applied electric field E 10 V/cm, calculate the drift current density. The intrinsic carrier concentration for GaAs is n; (300K) = 1.8 x = 300 and n = cm 106 cm -3 and the mobility values for holes and electrons are p V.S 6000 respectively. cm V.s = = 1.0 x 2. Consider a homogeneous GaAs semiconductor at T 300 K with Na 1016 cm3 and Na = 0. (a) Calculate the thermal-equilibrium values of electron and hole concentrations. (b) For an applied electric field E 10 V/cm, calculate the drift current density. The intrinsic carrier concentration for GaAs is n; (300K) = 1.8 x = 300 and n = cm 106 cm -3 and the mobility values for holes and electrons are p V.S 6000 respectively. cm V.s =

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