Intrinsic carrier concentration

Dreni

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Hi,

I know this is more like a maths problem than an electronics one but i really need this so bad, so "electronics forums" was the first thing i searched for.

My problem:

I have the intrinsic carrier concentration formula
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I need T as a function of ni.

Thanks a lot,
Dren
 

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davenn

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a bit hard to answer when probably no-one here would know what any of the notations stand for

ie. what is.... ni, B, T, e, eg, and so on ??????


Dave
 

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I input your equation to mathcad14 then asked it to solve for T and got an answer as shown in the attachment. I'm not really sure what that all means except that it must be difficult to find T as a function of N.
 

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lexroxas

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Here's an idea.

Some calculators can solve for X. That is X is your T. Just input the known values on the calculator. This assumes that the only unknown variable is T.
 
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