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Emmitter Injection Efficiency is the ratio of the electron current flowing in the emitter to the total current across the emitter base junction. Check FAQs
γ=NdnNdn+Ndp
γ - Emmitter Injection Efficiency?Ndn - Doping on N-side?Ndp - Doping on P-side?

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0.7273Edit=4.8Edit4.8Edit+1.8Edit
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Emitter Injection Efficiency given Doping Constants Solution

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FIRST Step Consider the formula
γ=NdnNdn+Ndp
Next Step Substitute values of Variables
γ=4.81/cm³4.81/cm³+1.81/cm³
Next Step Convert Units
γ=4.8E+61/m³4.8E+61/m³+1.8E+61/m³
Next Step Prepare to Evaluate
γ=4.8E+64.8E+6+1.8E+6
Next Step Evaluate
γ=0.727272727272727
LAST Step Rounding Answer
γ=0.7273

Emitter Injection Efficiency given Doping Constants Formula Elements

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Emmitter Injection Efficiency
Emmitter Injection Efficiency is the ratio of the electron current flowing in the emitter to the total current across the emitter base junction.
Symbol: γ
Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Doping on N-side
Doping on N-side refers to the process of introducing specific types of impurities into the N-type semiconductor region of a semiconductor device.
Symbol: Ndn
Measurement: Number DensityUnit: 1/cm³
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Doping on P-side
Doping On P-side refers to the process of introducing specific types of impurities into the P-type semiconductor region of a semiconductor device.
Symbol: Ndp
Measurement: Number DensityUnit: 1/cm³
Note: Value should be greater than 0.

Other Formulas to find Emmitter Injection Efficiency

​Go Emitter Injection Efficiency
γ=IEIEe+IEh

Other formulas in Bipolar IC Fabrication category

​Go Impurity with Intrinsic Concentration
ni=nepto
​Go Ohmic Conductivity of Impurity
σ=q(μnne+μpp)
​Go Breakout Voltage of Collector Emitter
Vce=Vcb(ig)1n
​Go Conductivity of N-Type
σ=q(μnNd+μp(ni2Nd))

How to Evaluate Emitter Injection Efficiency given Doping Constants?

Emitter Injection Efficiency given Doping Constants evaluator uses Emmitter Injection Efficiency = Doping on N-side/(Doping on N-side+Doping on P-side) to evaluate the Emmitter Injection Efficiency, Emitter Injection Efficiency given Doping Constants formula is defined as measure of how efficiently a material converts heat into electricity (or vice versa) in thermoelectric applications. Emmitter Injection Efficiency is denoted by γ symbol.

How to evaluate Emitter Injection Efficiency given Doping Constants using this online evaluator? To use this online evaluator for Emitter Injection Efficiency given Doping Constants, enter Doping on N-side (Ndn) & Doping on P-side (Ndp) and hit the calculate button.

FAQs on Emitter Injection Efficiency given Doping Constants

What is the formula to find Emitter Injection Efficiency given Doping Constants?
The formula of Emitter Injection Efficiency given Doping Constants is expressed as Emmitter Injection Efficiency = Doping on N-side/(Doping on N-side+Doping on P-side). Here is an example- 0.4 = 4.8/(4.8+1.8).
How to calculate Emitter Injection Efficiency given Doping Constants?
With Doping on N-side (Ndn) & Doping on P-side (Ndp) we can find Emitter Injection Efficiency given Doping Constants using the formula - Emmitter Injection Efficiency = Doping on N-side/(Doping on N-side+Doping on P-side).
What are the other ways to Calculate Emmitter Injection Efficiency?
Here are the different ways to Calculate Emmitter Injection Efficiency-
  • Emmitter Injection Efficiency=Emitter Current/(Emitter Current due to Electrons+Emitter Current due to Holes)OpenImg
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