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. An N-type silicon sample has a uniform density Nd = 1016 cm–3 of arsenic, and a P-type sample has Na = 1017 cm–3 . A third sample has both impurities present at the same time. Find the Fermi level in each material at 300 K with respect to either the conduction band edge (Ec) or the valence band edge (Ev).

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