Complete the following problems, and assume the following parameters:• T= 300 K• kT = 0.0259 eVkT/q = 0.0259 VE, = 8.85 x10-14F/cmEsi = 11.9Eox = 3.9q = 1.6 x 10-19 c.• n; = 9.65 × 10° cm-3Special instructions:Provide all numerical with ONLY 2 significant figures• You can use scientific / exponential notation to represent numeric values. For example, -0.024 can be written as-2.4e-2 or -2.4E-2. Spaces are not allowed. Determine the maximum depletion region width, Wmax in units of cm for an n-channel metal-SiO2 MOSFETwith the following parameters:• NA = 7 × 1017 em-3

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Complete the following problems, and assume the following parameters:
• T= 300 K
• kT = 0.0259 eV
kT/q = 0.0259 V
E, = 8.85 x
10-14
F/cm
Esi = 11.9
Eox = 3.9
q = 1.6 x 10-19 c.
• n; = 9.65 × 10° cm-3
Special instructions:
Provide all numerical with ONLY 2 significant figures
• You can use scientific / exponential notation to represent numeric values. For example, -0.024 can be written as
-2.4e-2 or -2.4E-2. Spaces are not allowed.

Determine the maximum depletion region width, Wmax in units of cm for an n-channel metal-SiO2 MOSFET
with the following parameters:
• NA = 7 × 1017 em-3

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