2) Calculate the drift current density ( current density due to conductivity) induced in a silicon...
P5. The electron concentration in silicon at T 300°K is given by n (x) = 1016 exp (-x/18)/cm' where x is measured in um and is limited to 0 SxS 25 um (also 18 has a unit of um). The electron diffusion coefficient is D.-25 cm2/sec and the electron mobility is -960 cm2/V-sec. The total electron current density through the semiconductor is constant and equal to J- 40 A/cm2. The electron current has both diffusion and drift current components. Determine...
Consider a bar of p-type silicon that is uniformly doped to a value of N, 2 x 10 cm at T- 300 K. The applied electric field is zero. A light source is incident on the end of the semiconductor as shown in Figure P6.19. The steady-state concentration of excess carriers generated at-O is op(0) on(0) 2 x 10 cm-. Assume the following Light p type pa .-1200 cm 2 /V-s, μ,-400 cm2 /V-s. To = 10-6 s, and T.-SX...
QUESTION 43 (10 Marks) a) Calculate the conductivity of an intrinsic silicon (SI) semiconductor at 27°C if the hole mobility is 460 cm V's and the electron mobility is 1350 cm? Vis! Assume an intrinsic carrier density of 1.45 x 10 carriers/cm' and an electron charge of -0.16 x 10-4C (3 marks) b) Using Figure 8, calculate the conductivity of the Si intrinsic semiconductor if the temperature is increased to 150°C, assuming the same electron and hole mobilities (2 marks)...
A silicon semiconductor material is doped with 3x1015/cm of phosphorous atoms at room temperature (300°K). Given: Electron mobility is 1450 cm2/V-s, Hole mobility is 380 cm?/V-s, Intrinsic carrier concentration (n) of Si at room temperature (300°K) 1.5x 101%cm³. Calculate the conductivity of the material
Problem 10: A silicon sample maintained in equilibrium at 300 K is characterized by the energy band diagram in the figure. Answer the questions below. Also write down (on the side) the general equations that you used to get the answer 0.4 eV 2 1 a) Sketch the electric field & inside the semiconductor as a function of x. Find the b) Sketch the potential inside as a function ofx. What is the potential difference c) Make a rough sketch...
2. Uniform, steady-state ultraviolet radiation impinges on the surface of a semi-infinite silicon sample in which n-1014 cm3, producing an excess-carrier density at the surface p(0)(0 1011 cm3. Given further that τ-lụs, and that the spatial origin is at the irradiated surface. (a) Calculate the hole and electron diffusion currents at the surface (i.c.x-0) and at x -L (b) Since the sample is open-circuited, the total current density at x L must be zero. That is, the carrier distributions must...
The compensated n-type silicon at 300 K has a conductivity: 16 (ohm-cm)-1 and an acceptor doping concentration: 1017 cm-3. a) Express the mobility as a function of the doping concentration. b) Calculate the mobility and conductivity when Nd=2 1017 cm-3.
P3. (a) Determine the position of the Fermi level with respect to the intrinsic Fermi level in silicon at T = 300'K that is doped with phosphors atoms at a concentration of 1015 cm. (b) Repeat (a) if the silicon is doped with boron atoms at a concentration of 10'5 cm3. (c) Calculate the electron concentration in the silicon for parts (a) and (b) P1. For the Boltzmann approximation to be valid for a semiconductor, the Fermi level must be...
Q1 (20%): The total electron concentration in a piece of lightly doped, n-type silicon at 500 varies linearly from 1X107 cm3 at x 0 to 6 x 10 cm at x 2 um. Electrons are supplied by an external circuit to keep this concentration constant with time. Calculate the electron current density in the silicon if no electric field is present at x 0. Assume H 1000 cm2/V-s. X-2um Q1 (20%): The total electron concentration in a piece of lightly...
3. A silicon step junction has uniform impurity doping concentrations of N. 5 x 1015 cm-3 and Nd = 1 x 1015 cm-, and a cross-sectional area of A-|0-4 cm2. Let tao -0.4 s and tpo 0.1 us. Consider the geometry in Figure.Calculate (a) the ideal reverse saturation current due to holes, (b) the ideal reverse saturation current due to electrons, (c) the hole concentration at a, if V V and (d) the electron current at x = x" +...