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EHP
(redirected from Electron-hole pair)

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EHPEarthquake Hazards Program (US Geological Survey)
EHPEnvironmental Health Perspectives (journal)
EHPEnvironmental Health Project
EHPEastern Highlands Province (PNG)
EHPEnvironmental Health Program
EHPEnvironmental Health Practitioner
EHPEffective Horsepower
EHPElectron-Hole Pair
EHPEmekci Hareket Partisi (Workers' Movement Party)
EHPEducational Homestay Programs
EHPEssential Health Care Package
EHPEmployee Health Program
EHPEntity Handover Protocol
EHPEnhanced High Performance
EHPExtended High Power
EHPEngineering Heritage Plaque (Australia)
EHPElectron-Hole Potential method
EHPElectrical Hull Penetration
EHPEmployee Health Programs, Inc.
EHPEndriss, Hinterwimmer and Repp


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9] [V/sqrt(Hz)], C = 20 pF, [delta]E is the energy per electron-hole pair at room temperature, 3.
Detector development for the abBA experiment by Wilburn, W.S. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
392), modest voltage pulses could reliably force only one electron-hole pair into a dot at any instant.
Little lamp may set quantum tech aglow. (Science News of the week) by Weiss, P. / Science News
4 x 106 electron-hole pairs within a 25-micron travel.
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