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... semiconductors are shown in Fig . 1 . The electrical resistivity of a semiconductor may be strongly dependent on temperature . Devices based on the properties of semiconductors include transistors , rectifiers , modulators , detectors ...
... semiconductors are shown in Fig . 1 . The electrical resistivity of a semiconductor may be strongly dependent on temperature . Devices based on the properties of semiconductors include transistors , rectifiers , modulators , detectors ...
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... semiconductor we replace e2 by e2 / e and m by the effective mass m * to obtain ( CGS ) Ed = e4m * 2 € 2h2 ; ( SI ) Ed = e4m * 2 ( 4πεεoh ) 2 ( 14 ) as the donor ionization energy of the semiconductor . The Bohr radius of the ground ...
... semiconductor we replace e2 by e2 / e and m by the effective mass m * to obtain ( CGS ) Ed = e4m * 2 € 2h2 ; ( SI ) Ed = e4m * 2 ( 4πεεoh ) 2 ( 14 ) as the donor ionization energy of the semiconductor . The Bohr radius of the ground ...
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... Semiconductors In a number of semiconductors it has been possible to determine by cyclo- tron resonance the form of the ... semiconductor will therefore see a uniform rf field . The current carriers are accelerated in spiral orbits about ...
... Semiconductors In a number of semiconductors it has been possible to determine by cyclo- tron resonance the form of the ... semiconductor will therefore see a uniform rf field . The current carriers are accelerated in spiral orbits about ...
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CRYSTAL STRUCTURE | 1 |
CRYSTAL DIFFRACTION AND THE RECIPROCAL LATTICE | 43 |
CRYSTAL BINDING | 95 |
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