A p-type semiconductor is produced by:
a) doping the host crystals with acceptor impurities
b) doping the host crystals with donor impurities
c) pure crystals of germanium
d) none of the above
I'm thinking A, but I'm not really sure...
A p-type semiconductor is produced by:
a) doping the host crystals with acceptor impurities
b) doping the host crystals with donor impurities
c) pure crystals of germanium
d) none of the above
I'm thinking A, but I'm not really sure...
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8. An abrupt silicon p-n junction has NA = 2 x 10^14 cm^-3 on one side andND = 5 x 10^15 cm-3 on theother. At atemperature of 300°K
a) (4) Find the position of the Fermi levels in both the p and nregions
b) (4) Find the majority concentrations in each region
c) (4) Find the minority concentrations in each region
d) (4) Draw and label the equilibrium band diagram
e) (4) Determine the size of the potential "hill"
Semiconductor Summary
Nc (cm-3) - Effective Density ofStates for electrons
NV (cm-3) - EffectiveDensity of States for holes
ni (cm-3) - IntrinsicCarrier Concentration
nn, pp (cm-3) -Majority Carrier Concentrations (electrons in n-type or holes inp-type)
np, pn (cm-3) -Minority Carrier Concentrations (electrons in p-type or holes inn-type)
ND (cm-3) - Donor DopingConcentration (density of donor atoms)
NA (cm-3) - Acceptor DopingConcentration (density of acceptor atoms)
EF (eV) - Fermi level in extrinsicmaterial
EFi (eV) - Fermi level in intrinsicmaterial
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At 300° K |
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7. The Fermi level lies 0.522 eV above the valence band in a sampleof silicon at 300°K.
a) (3) Is this n-type or p-type material and why?
b) (1) Are the impurity atoms donors or acceptors?
c) (4) Find the majority carrier concentration
d) (8) Find the minority carrier concentration (2 ways)
e) (4) Find the concentration of impurity atoms
HINT for part e): Use the concentration formulas not the Fermilevel sinh"1 formula!
Formulas:
Semiconductor Summary
Nc (cm-3) - Effective Density of States forelectrons
NV (cm-3) - EffectiveDensity of States for holes
ni (cm-3) - IntrinsicCarrier Concentration
nn, pp (cm-3) -Majority Carrier Concentrations (electrons in n-type or holes inp-type)
np, pn (cm-3) -Minority Carrier Concentrations (electrons in p-type or holes inn-type)
ND (cm-3) - Donor DopingConcentration (density of donor atoms)
NA (cm-3) - Acceptor DopingConcentration (density of acceptor atoms)
EF (eV) - Fermi level in extrinsicmaterial
EFi (eV) - Fermi level in intrinsicmaterial
Silicon | Germanium | |
mn | 1.1 me | 0.55 me |
mp | 0.56 me | 0.37 me |
Eg | 1.110 eV | 0.67 eV |
Nc | 2.90 x 1019 cm-3 | 1.02 x 1019 cm-3 |
Nv | 1.05 x 1019 cm-3 | 5.65 x 1018 cm-3 |
ni | 1.0 x 1010 cm-3 | 1.8 x 1013 cm-3 |
At 300° K |
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At 300° K |