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Problem 1: Schottky Diode Small-Signal Capacitance Consider the measured reverse-bias capacitance data in Figure 14.8b of Pierret, reproduced below 1/c2 4 103 3. Pp2 -12 10 8 6 4 VA (volts) Illustrate with simple quantitative sketches how the measured curve would change if a) the Schottky barrier Dn decreases to 0.5 eV (but the semiconductor doping concentration remains N-1x1016 em) b) the semiconductor doping concentration Np increases to 1x1017 cm3 (but the Schottky barrier remains 0.8 eV) Problem 1: Schottky...
All needed data is given. Please solve the problem ( CLEARLY ) Problem 4: Schottky Diode-Small-Signal Capacitance Consider the following reverse-bias capacitance data for a Schottky diode (n-type silicon) 41/c 12 106 4 22 VA (volts) Given the Area-1.5 X 10-3 cm2, find Vbi, No, DBN and the ideal metal work function. Problem 4: Schottky Diode-Small-Signal Capacitance Consider the following reverse-bias capacitance data for a Schottky diode (n-type silicon) 41/c 12 106 4 22 VA (volts) Given the Area-1.5 X...
Problem 5: The gate capacitance vs. gate voltage characteristic of a p+ poly-Si gated MOS capacitor of area 1x10"cm', is as shown: Assume Esi = 11.9, Eox-39,E,-8.85 × 10-14 F/on, and nl = 1.5 x 1010 cm3 Co [Farads] 3.45x1011 >Va [Volts] 1.0 0.3 (a) Is the semiconductor (silicon) substrate doped n-type or p-type? Explain briefly. (b) Is the measurement frequency low or high? Explain briefly. (c) What is the thickness of the gate oxide (SiO2), xo? (d) Estimate the...
please answer 7.17, i put 7.10 for reference. Consider a uniformly doped silicon pn junction with doping concentrations N 2 x 7.10 = 1017 cm3and N = 4 X 1016 cm3. (a) Determine Vhi at T = 300 K. (b) Determine the temperature at which Vhi increases by 2 percent. (Trial and error may have to be used.) 7.17 Consider the pn junction described in Problem 7.10 for T = 300 K. The cross- sectional area of the junction is...
all part of one big question. please answer parts 5-10 and show work The problem and the data: A pharmaceutical company has developed a new drug designed to reduce a smoker's reliance on tobacco. Since certain dosages of the drug may reduce one's pulse rate to dangerously low levels, the product-testing division of the pharmaceutical company wants to model the relationship between decrease in pulse rate, y (beats per minute), and dosage, (cubic centermeters). Different dosages of the drug were...