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Drift Current
Revision as of 16:11, 23 November 2017 by At32Hz (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{title|Drift Current}} '''Drift current''' is the current that is a result of an applied electric field. == Overview == The drift current is the net charge of all th...")
Drift current is the current that is a result of an applied electric field.
Overview
The drift current is the net charge of all the charge carrier at the carrier drift velocity. The drift velocity is defined as
There are free electrons per cubic meter of this material, each with have an elementary charge .
Drift current density due to free electrons
While the current density due to holes is
The total drift current density is the sum of the two drift current densities.
Where the conductivity is
which is the generalized form of Ohm's law.
Where is the conductivity [1/Ωcm] and is the resistivity [Ωcm].
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