Q: P. type semiconductor with length (I= 5mm), the cross-section area of (A= 0.5 mm), and resistance (R-2502). Calculate the exact number of the majority (pp) and the minority (n,) carriers. Also, calculate the number of acceptor atoms (NA) if the intrinsic carrier (n = 2x10 0/m'). Given the mobility for the clectrons (ue-0.4m2/V.s) and for the holes (u-0.2m/V.s)

Q: P. type semiconductor with length (I= 5mm), the cross-section area of (A= 0.5 mm), and resistance (R-2502). Calculate the exact number of the majority (pp) and the minority (n,) carriers. Also, calculate the number of acceptor atoms (NA) if the intrinsic carrier (n = 2x10 0/m'). Given the mobility for the clectrons (ue-0.4m2/V.s) and for the holes (u-0.2m/V.s)

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