The number of silicon atoms per m^3 is 5×10^28. This is doped simultaneously with 5×10^22 atoms per m^3 of Arsenic and 5×10^2

The number of silicon atoms per m³ is 5×10²⁸. This is doped simultaneously with 5×10²² atoms per m³ of Arsenic and 5×10²⁰ per m³ atoms of Indium. Calculate the number of electrons and holes. Given that n_i = 1.5×10¹⁶ m^–3. Is the material n–type or p–type?

The number of silicon atoms per m^3 is 5×10^28. This is doped simultaneously with 5×10^22 atoms per m^3 of Arsenic and 5×10^20 per

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