9/23/08

Chapter 9 (cont...)

What are the boundries in base?

19 comments:

cHuKiEy said...
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cHuKiEy said...

there are 2 boundary in base that is;
1-0+
eg:nB(0+)=nB0(e^(qVBE/kT-1))
2-xB-
eg:nB(xB-)=nB0(e^(qVBC/kT-1))

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nurmuizz said...
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nurmuizz said...

The boundries in base;
In base,there are two boudary.
1) 0+;
ΔnB(0+)=nBo(eqVBE/kT - 1)
2) Xb-;
Δnb(Xb-)=nBo(eqBC/kT - 1)

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bong kerul said...

the 2 boundary in base that are
1. 0+
example:nB(0+)=nB0(exp^(qVbe/kT-1))

2. xB-
example:nB(xB-)=nB0(exp^(qVbc/kT-1))

Anonymous said...

the 2 boundaries in base that are
1st . 0+
:nB(0+)=nB0(exp^(qVbe/kT-1))

2nd. xB-
:nB(xB-)=nB0(exp^(qVbc/kT-1))


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Anonymous said...

the 2 boundaries in base that are
1st . 0+
:nB(0+)=nB0(exp^(qVbe/kT-1))

2nd. xB-
:nB(xB-)=nB0(exp^(qVbc/kT-1))


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Anonymous said...

the 2 boundaries in base that are
1st . 0+
:nB(0+)=nB0(exp^(qVbe/kT-1))

2nd. xB-
:nB(xB-)=nB0(exp^(qVbc/kT-1))


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Dayang maslin said...

Boundaries in base that is;
For 0+,nB(0+)=nB0(e^(qVBE/kT-1))
and xB-,nB(xB-)=nB0(e^(qVBC/kT-1))

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Unknown said...

The two boudary in base.
1) for 0+;
ΔnB(0+)=nBo(eqVBE/kT - 1)
2) for Xb-;
Δnb(Xb-)=nBo(eqBC/kT - 1)

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zura said...

The two boudary in base are:
1. for 0+;
ΔnB(0+)=nBo(eqVBE/kT - 1)
2. for Xb-;
Δnb(Xb-)=nBo(eqBC/kT - 1)

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zaiti said...

the 2 boundaries in base that are

1st . 0+
:nB(0+)=nB0(exp^(qVbe/kT-1))

2nd. xB-
:nB(xB-)=nB0(exp^(qVbc/kT-1))


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MiszWanaJamhuri said...

boundries in base...
1) for 0+;
∆nB(0+)= nBo(exp VBE/kT-1)

2) for Xb;
∆nB(Xb)= nBo(exp VBC/kT-1

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wani said...

for base,there are 2 boundary conditions:

1) ∆nB (0+)=nB0(eqVBE/kT-1)

2) ∆nB (xB-)=nB0(eqVBC/kT-1)

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wani said...

for base,there are 2 boundary conditions:

at O+:
1) ∆nB (0+)=nB0(eqVBE/kT-1)

at xB-
2) ∆nB (xB-)=nB0(eqVBC/kT-1)

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Anonymous said...

The boundries in base are;
a) 0+;
ΔnB(0+)=nBo(eqVBE/kT - 1)
b) Xb-;
Δnb(Xb-)=nBo(eqBC/kT - 1)

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Ubai said...

Two boundaries in base that are:-

at X= 0+
nB(0+)=nB0(exp^(qVbe/kT-1))

at X=B-
nB(xB-)=nB0(exp^(qVbc/kT-1))

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khairul said...

The boundary in base a0re has 2 0boundary:
1) 0+
eg:nB(02+)=nB0(e^(qVBE/kT-1))
2) xB-
eg:nB(xB-)=nB0(e^(qVBC/kT-1))

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Anonymous said...

At base, there are 2 boundries

1. at 0+
nB(0+)=nB0(e^(qVBE/kT-1))

2. at xB-
nB(xB-)=nB0(e^(qVBC/kT-1))

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