Using linear interpolation method, identify the indium content of in,Ga 1 As which has a bandgap corresponding to the photon wavelength of 3 um. Band gaps of InAs and GaAs are 0.354 and 1.422 eV's, respectively. Lütfen birini seçin: 53% 58% 49% 94%

Using linear interpolation method, identify the indium content of in,Ga 1 As which has a bandgap corresponding to the photon wavelength of 3 um. Band gaps of InAs and GaAs are 0.354 and 1.422 eV's, respectively. Lütfen birini seçin: 53% 58% 49% 94%

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Using linear interpolation method, identify the indium content of in,Ga 1 As which has a bandgap corresponding to the
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