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... holes . We now con- sider in detail the motion of a hole in an applied electric field . We treat the one - di ... Holes and electrons in semiconductors , Van Nostrand , New York , 1950 . ૭ ( c ) Fig . 11.15 . ( a ) At t = O all states ...
... holes . We now con- sider in detail the motion of a hole in an applied electric field . We treat the one - di ... Holes and electrons in semiconductors , Van Nostrand , New York , 1950 . ૭ ( c ) Fig . 11.15 . ( a ) At t = O all states ...
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... holes in germanium at room temperature is 0.2 cm for a hole lifetime of 1 millisecond . If the lifetime were as low as 0.1 microsecond , the diffusion length would drop to the order of 10-3 cm and the device applications would suffer ...
... holes in germanium at room temperature is 0.2 cm for a hole lifetime of 1 millisecond . If the lifetime were as low as 0.1 microsecond , the diffusion length would drop to the order of 10-3 cm and the device applications would suffer ...
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... holes and electrons , the photon may be able to cause ionization of impurity atoms ( donor and acceptor atoms ) and in this way produce mobile electrons or holes , according to the nature of the impurity . 8 Light source Let us discuss ...
... holes and electrons , the photon may be able to cause ionization of impurity atoms ( donor and acceptor atoms ) and in this way produce mobile electrons or holes , according to the nature of the impurity . 8 Light source Let us discuss ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 85 |
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