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Carrier Concentration

By Stephanie Michelle Sanchez1, Ivan Santos1, Stella Quinones1

1. University of Texas at El Paso

Calculate the carrier concentration for a semiconductor material as a function of doping and temperature.

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Version 1.0 - published on 21 Jun 2012

doi:10.4231/D3M61BP3Q cite this

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Educational - University 98 (52.69%)
Unidentified 78 (41.94%)
Industry 5 (2.69%)
Unemployed 2 (1.08%)
National Lab 2 (1.08%)
Educational - Pre-College 1 (0.54%)
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us UNITED STATES 55 (60.44%)
in INDIA 9 (9.89%)
br BRAZIL 5 (5.49%)
pk PAKISTAN 5 (5.49%)
ca CANADA 4 (4.4%)
fr FRANCE 3 (3.3%)
kr KOREA, REPUBLIC OF 3 (3.3%)
dz ALGERIA 3 (3.3%)
it ITALY 2 (2.2%)
mx MEXICO 2 (2.2%)

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CPU time 3.29 seconds 32.32 minutes
Interaction Time 9.91 minutes 4.06 days

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