3. The length of a Germanium material is 10 cm and its area is 5 cm2. Check in slide 30 the resistivity. The current passing through this material is 5 microamperes at 27 °C. Determine the current density and voltage across the length of the material.

3. The length of a Germanium material is 10 cm and its area is 5 cm2. Check in slide 30 the resistivity. The current passing through this material is 5 microamperes at 27 °C. Determine the current density and voltage across the length of the material.

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3. The length of a Germanium material is 10 cm and its area is 5 cm2. Check in slide 30 the resistivity. The
current passing through this material is 5 microamperes at 27 °C. Determine the current density and
voltage across the length of the material.

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