how can temperature change affect the electrical conductivity of an intrinsic semiconductor? what about a doped semiconductor? what types of carrier scattering occur, and how is each affected? does one scattering mode become dominant?
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how can temperature change affect the electrical conductivity of an intrinsic semiconductor? what about a doped...
9.26. When the temperature is increased to make a doped semiconductor become intrinsic, the conductivity of the material decreases. T F (Explain your answer.)
Question 13 (7 marks) 13.1) (2 marks) Intrinsic semiconductor Germanium (Ge) has a bandgap of 0.67eV How do you expect the electrical resistivity of Intrinsic Ge to change as you increase its temperature from room temperature to one hundred degrees? 13.2) (1 mark) Pure Si is also an intrinsic semiconductor, but with a band gap of 1.11eV. How do you expect the electrical resistivity of Intrinsic Si to compare with that of Intrinsic Ge? 13.3) (2 marks) If we add...
(iv) Explain what process(es) will be different at the higher temperature producing the different features from (ii) to (iii). (2) (b) A structure that we sometimes encounter in electronic devices is a so-called p-i-n structure, consisting of a p-doped layer, an intrinsic layer and then an n-doped layer as shown in the drawing below. Assume Si as the semiconductor: P US- [Intrinsic 5 XION n kx 10 cm Assume a temperature of 300 K and with the doping as indicated...
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