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Calculate the built-in potential barrier, Vbi, for Si, Ge, and GaAs pn junctions if they each have the following dopantconcentrations at T = 300 It(a) Nd = 1014 cm—3 Na = 1017 cm-3(b) Nd =5 x 1016 Na = 5 x 1016(c) Nd = 1017 Na = 1017

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