Recent content by f_xer

I found the answer: derivative of g_{c}(E) * f(E) gives the minimum points of electron distribution one of them is E_{c} and the other is E_{top} which is asked by the question ;)

Homework Statement I'm trying to find energy level above Ec where electron distribution makes a peak for a nondegenerate semiconductor. For this case we may take GaAs having Eg = 1.42eV at T = 300K. Homework Equations m_e=single isotrophic effective mass or m_0 energy states, g_{c}(E) =...