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An N-type silicon sample has an arsenic dopant density of 1017 cm-3. Determine: a) The temperature at which half the impurity atoms are ionized. (finalize the equation for obtaining the temperature; no need to solve the equation. The same for part b) b) The temperature at which the intrinsic density exceeds the dopant density by a factor of 10. Assume Eg does not change with T. c) Assuming complete ionization, calculate the minority carrier density at 300 K and the location of the Fermi level referred to EC.
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