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Semiconductor device physics

the empirical relation that 1/f noise in a homogeneous conductor scales inversely with the total number of free carriers, treating it as a bulk effect.

In semiconductor device physics, Hooge's law refers to the empirical relation that 1/f noise in a homogeneous conductor scales inversely with the total number of free carriers, treating it as a bulk effect. This meaning comes from Hooge (1969) in Physics Letters A.[1]

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  1. Hooge, F. N. (1969). 1/ƒ noise is no surface effect. Physics Letters A, 29(3), 139-140. https://doi.org/10.1016/0375-9601(69)90076-0

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