8:58 ADr IrfanYesterday, 8:16 AM858 42B/sASSIGNMENT 2PHY-4850⚫Q1. Write the equation for the totaldrift current density. Is the linearrelationship between drift currentdensity and electric field alwaysvalid? Why or why not.⚫Q2. Define electron and holemobility. What is the unit of mobility?⚫Q3. Explain the temperaturedependence of mobility. Why is thecarrier mobility a function of theionized impurity concentrations?Q4. Define conductivity. Defineresistivity. What are the units ofconductivity and resistivity?•5. Sketch the drift velocity ofelectrons in silicon versus electricfiled. Repeat for GaAs.⚫Q6. Write the equations for thediffusion currentdensities ofelectrons and holes.

Answer 1.total drift current density can be solved using this formulaJ = nqμEwhere: n is the charge…

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