Consider GaAsP system. Determine the range of the direct bandgap energies possible and the corresponding range...

Consider GaAsP system. Determine the range of the direct bandgap energies possible and the corresponding range of wavelength.

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As described GaAsp system, when the phosphorous is added to the GaAs the band gap is increased and the direct band gap energies are described and also the wavelength is described as follows.thank you.

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