Determine electron and hole concentrations, mobilities and resistivities of silicon samples at T=300K, for each of the following impurity concentrations(a)5 x 1015 boron atoms/cm3 (b)2 x 1016 boron atoms/cm3 and 1.5 x 1016 arsenic atoms/cm3 and(c)5 x 1015 boron atoms/cm3, 1017 arsenic atoms/cm3 and 1017 gallium atoms/cm3

Determine electron and hole concentrations, mobilities and resistivities of silicon samples at T=300K, for each of the following impurity concentrations(a)5 x 1015 boron atoms/cm3 (b)2 x 1016 boron atoms/cm3 and 1.5 x 1016 arsenic atoms/cm3 and(c)5 x 1015 boron atoms/cm3, 1017 arsenic atoms/cm3 and 1017 gallium atoms/cm3

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