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27. The mobility of an electron in a conductor is expressed in terms of (a) cm2/vs (b) cm/vs (c) cm2/v (d) cm2/s

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The mobility of an electron in a conductor is expressed in terms of cm2/vs ( option b ).

  • The character of an electron that defines how fast it can move through a semiconductor in presence of an electric field.
  • m/s is the SI unit of velocity.
  • V/m is the SI unit of the electric field.
  • So the SI unit of electron mobility is m2/Vs.
  • Therefore, it is most commonly expressed in terms of cm2/vs.
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