Calculate the drift current in silicon at room temperature. If the intrinsic carrier concentration of (1×1016electron/m³) with the doping concentration of (2×1016atoms/m³) of the phosphorus and (1×1016atoms/m³) of Boron. Given the mobility for the electrons (0.15m2/V.s), the mobility for the holes (0.05m2/V.s), the electric field (100V/m), and the cross section area is 1mm?. Calculate the drift current in silicon at room temperature. If the intrinsiccarrier concentration of (1×1016electron/m³) with the doping concentration of(2×101%atoms/m³) of the phosphorus and (1×1016atoms/m³) of Boron.Given the mobility for the electrons (0.15m²/V.s), the mobility for the holes(0.05m?/V.s), the electric field (100V/m), and the cross section area is Imm?.60nA52nA50nA62nA55nA65nAO 48nA

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Calculate the drift current in silicon at room temperature. If the intrinsic carrier concentration of (1×1016electron/m³) with the doping concentration of (2x1016atoms/m³) of the phosphorus and (1×1016atoms/m³) of Boron. Given the mobility for the electrons (0.15m²/V.s), the mobility for the holes (0.05m2/V.s), the electric field (100V/m), and the cross section area is Imm². 60nA 52nA O 50nA 62nA 55nA 65nA 48nA

Calculate the drift current in silicon at room temperature. If the intrinsic carrier concentration of (1×1016electron/m³) with the doping concentration of (2x1016atoms/m³) of the phosphorus and (1×1016atoms/m³) of Boron. Given the mobility for the electrons (0.15m²/V.s), the mobility for the holes (0.05m2/V.s), the electric field (100V/m), and the cross section area is Imm². 60nA 52nA O 50nA 62nA 55nA 65nA 48nA

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