Question: Use this information to answer Question 1-6: Consider a silicon npn bipolar junction transistor uniformly doped and biased in the forward active mode. The doping

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Consider a silicon npn bipolar junction transistor uniformly doped and biased in the forward active mode. The doping densities are N DE  = 5 x 10 17  cm -3  , N AB  = 1 x 10 16  cm -3  and N DC  = 1 x 10 15  cm in the emitter, base and collection regions, respectively.

1. Calculate the values of equilibrium minority carrier concentration in the emitter region, p EO  .
Give your answer in unit of cm -3  .

2. Calculate the values of equilibrium minority carrier concentration in the base region, n B0  ,

Give your answer in unit of cm -3  .

3. Calculate the values of equilibrium minority carrier concentration in the collector region, p C0  , give your answer in unit of cm -3  .

4. For a forward bias on the base-emitter junction, V BE  = 0.625 V and a large reverse bias on the base-collector junction, calculate the electron concentration at the edge of the base region toward the emitter side, n (0). Give your answer in unit of cm -3  .

5. For the same biasing condition as given above, calculate the electron concentration at the edge of the base region toward the collector side, n (x ). Give your answer in unit of cm -3  .

6. The natural base region width is x = 0.6µm, which may be considered small enough to ignore any recommendation within the base region. Calculate the electron current in the base region, J . Given your answer in unit o A/cm .

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