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4. Question 4 For a p-type silicon in which the dopant concentration Na= 5 x 1018...
A piece of p-type GaAs is doped with a net impurity concentration of N Na-5 × 1018 m-3. Is it deg...
A piece of p-type GaAs is doped with a net impurity concentration of N Na-5 × 1018 m-3. Is it degenerate or nondegenerate? Find its electron and hole concentrations and its Fermi level at 300 K. How much is the shift of the Fermi level, measured from the intrinsic Fermi level, caused by the doping of the impurity? Compare the results obtained in this problem for the p-type GaAs with those found in Example 12.3 for the n-type GaAs of...
1252 407 3. At 300 K the electron mobility in n-type silicon in cm?N.s can be...
1252 407 3. At 300 K the electron mobility in n-type silicon in cm?N.s can be approximated as un = 88+ - 0.88*n where N is 1+1.26 X 1017 the total ionized impurity concentration /cm? At 300 K the hole mobility in p-type silicon in cm N.s can be approximated as Hp = 54 + 5.88xN where N is the total ionized impurity concentration /cm3. Use these equations to generate plots of electron and hole mobility in silicon as a...
Q3. (25 points) A p-type (NA-1018 cm silicon slab of finite length L is in the...
Q3. (25 points) A p-type (NA-1018 cm silicon slab of finite length L is in the dark, with diffusive current flow only, under steady-state conditions. Significant improvements have been made, such that essentially no recombination occurs in the slab (r~oo). At x 0 the electron concentration is maintained (by injection from a contact) at 10 cm3. Atx L the excess electrons are extracted such that Anp(L) 0. i) Write the appropriate minority carrier diffusion equation. (ii) Solve to determine the...
Silicon at at T-300 K contains acceptor atoms at a concentration of Na-5x10A15 cmA-3. Donor atoms are added forming an n type compensated(counter doped) semiconductor such that the fermi level is 0.2...
Silicon at at T-300 K contains acceptor atoms at a concentration of Na-5x10A15 cmA-3. Donor atoms are added forming an n type compensated(counter doped) semiconductor such that the fermi level is 0.215 eV below the conduction band edge 4. a. What concentration of donor atoms were added. b. What were the concentration of holes and electrons before the silicon was counterdoped c. What are the electron and hole concentrations after the silicon was counter doped.
Silicon at at T-300 K...
Silicon at at T-300 K contains acceptor atoms at a concentration of Na-5x10A15 cmA-3. Donor atoms are added forming an n type compensated(counter doped) semiconductor such that the fermi level is 0.2...
Silicon at at T-300 K contains acceptor atoms at a concentration of Na-5x10A15 cmA-3. Donor atoms are added forming an n type compensated(counter doped) semiconductor such that the fermi level is 0.215 eV below the conduction band edge 4. a. What concentration of donor atoms were added. b. What were the concentration of holes and electrons before the silicon was counterdoped c. What are the electron and hole concentrations after the silicon was counter doped.
Silicon at at T-300 K...
Problem 4 (25 points) Consider a silicon pn junction at T-300 K, NA-ND- 1x101° cm3. The minority ...
Problem 4 (25 points) Consider a silicon pn junction at T-300 K, NA-ND- 1x101° cm3. The minority carrier lifetimes are τ n-0.01 μs and τ p-0.01 us. The junction is forwardbiased with Va 0.6V. The minority carrier diffusion coefficients are Dn-20 cm s, Dp 10 cm Is. n.-1.5x 1010 cm-3 Depletion region n-type p-type a) (10 points) Calculate the excess electron concentration as a function of x in the p side (see the figure above). b) (5 points) Calculate the...
Figure below shows a cross section of n-type silicon wafer (region 1, Np-1015 /cm3) into which...
Figure below shows a cross section of n-type silicon wafer (region 1, Np-1015 /cm3) into which we diffuse p-type dopant (region 2, NA-5x1016 /cm3). Then, we diffuse n- type dopant (region 3, ND-1019 em) into the area that we had introduced p-type dopant. 1. What is the electron and hole concentration in region 3? Region 3 Region 2 Region 1, n-type (1) n-1019. p-5x1016 (5) n-109, p-10 (2) n-1015, p-5x1016 (6) none of those (3) n-1019, p=o"6 (4) n-10, p-1019
Problem 4 (25 points) Consider a silicon pn junction at T-300 K, NA-ND- 1x101° cm3. The minority ...
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Problem 4 (25 points) Consider a silicon pn junction at T-300 K, NA-ND- 1x101° cm3. The minority carrier lifetimes are τ n-0.01 μs and τ p-0.01 us. The junction is forwardbiased with Va 0.6V. The minority carrier diffusion coefficients are Dn-20 cm s, Dp 10 cm Is. n.-1.5x 1010 cm-3 Depletion region n-type p-type a) (10 points) Calculate the excess electron concentration as a function of x in the p...
Calculate the concentration of excess electrons (or dopant concentration) in a n-type sample of silicon if...
Calculate the concentration of excess electrons (or dopant concentration) in a n-type sample of silicon if 10 out of every million silicon atoms is replaced by an arsenic atom (As). The density of silicon (Si) is 2.33 g/cm3 | x1022 m-3 ( 0.05 x1022 m?)
Problem 4 (25 points) Consider a silicon pn junction at T 300 K, NA ND-1x1016 cm3....
Problem 4 (25 points) Consider a silicon pn junction at T 300 K, NA ND-1x1016 cm3. The minority carrier lifetimes are τ -0.01 μs and τΡ 0.01 μ. The Junction is forwardbiased with , V,-0.6V. The minority carrier diffusion coefficients are D,-20 cm2/s, D,-10 cm2/s. n, = 1.5x 1010cm -3 Depletion region n-type p-type a) (10 points) Calculate the excess electron concentration as a function of x in the p side (see the figure above). b) (5 points) Calculate the...
A piece of p-type GaAs is doped with a net impurity concentration of N Na-5 × 1018 m-3. Is it degenerate or nondegenerate? Find its electron and hole concentrations and its Fermi level at 300 K. How much is the shift of the Fermi level, measured from the intrinsic Fermi level, caused by the doping of the impurity? Compare the results obtained in this problem for the p-type GaAs with those found in Example 12.3 for the n-type GaAs of...
1252 407 3. At 300 K the electron mobility in n-type silicon in cm?N.s can be approximated as un = 88+ - 0.88*n where N is 1+1.26 X 1017 the total ionized impurity concentration /cm? At 300 K the hole mobility in p-type silicon in cm N.s can be approximated as Hp = 54 + 5.88xN where N is the total ionized impurity concentration /cm3. Use these equations to generate plots of electron and hole mobility in silicon as a...
Q3. (25 points) A p-type (NA-1018 cm silicon slab of finite length L is in the dark, with diffusive current flow only, under steady-state conditions. Significant improvements have been made, such that essentially no recombination occurs in the slab (r~oo). At x 0 the electron concentration is maintained (by injection from a contact) at 10 cm3. Atx L the excess electrons are extracted such that Anp(L) 0. i) Write the appropriate minority carrier diffusion equation. (ii) Solve to determine the...
Silicon at at T-300 K contains acceptor atoms at a concentration of Na-5x10A15 cmA-3. Donor atoms are added forming an n type compensated(counter doped) semiconductor such that the fermi level is 0.215 eV below the conduction band edge 4. a. What concentration of donor atoms were added. b. What were the concentration of holes and electrons before the silicon was counterdoped c. What are the electron and hole concentrations after the silicon was counter doped.
Silicon at at T-300 K...
Silicon at at T-300 K contains acceptor atoms at a concentration of Na-5x10A15 cmA-3. Donor atoms are added forming an n type compensated(counter doped) semiconductor such that the fermi level is 0.215 eV below the conduction band edge 4. a. What concentration of donor atoms were added. b. What were the concentration of holes and electrons before the silicon was counterdoped c. What are the electron and hole concentrations after the silicon was counter doped.
Silicon at at T-300 K...
Problem 4 (25 points) Consider a silicon pn junction at T-300 K, NA-ND- 1x101° cm3. The minority carrier lifetimes are τ n-0.01 μs and τ p-0.01 us. The junction is forwardbiased with Va 0.6V. The minority carrier diffusion coefficients are Dn-20 cm s, Dp 10 cm Is. n.-1.5x 1010 cm-3 Depletion region n-type p-type a) (10 points) Calculate the excess electron concentration as a function of x in the p side (see the figure above). b) (5 points) Calculate the...
Figure below shows a cross section of n-type silicon wafer (region 1, Np-1015 /cm3) into which we diffuse p-type dopant (region 2, NA-5x1016 /cm3). Then, we diffuse n- type dopant (region 3, ND-1019 em) into the area that we had introduced p-type dopant. 1. What is the electron and hole concentration in region 3? Region 3 Region 2 Region 1, n-type (1) n-1019. p-5x1016 (5) n-109, p-10 (2) n-1015, p-5x1016 (6) none of those (3) n-1019, p=o"6 (4) n-10, p-1019
Can someone help solve this question step by step? Thanks!
Problem 4 (25 points) Consider a silicon pn junction at T-300 K, NA-ND- 1x101° cm3. The minority carrier lifetimes are τ n-0.01 μs and τ p-0.01 us. The junction is forwardbiased with Va 0.6V. The minority carrier diffusion coefficients are Dn-20 cm s, Dp 10 cm Is. n.-1.5x 1010 cm-3 Depletion region n-type p-type a) (10 points) Calculate the excess electron concentration as a function of x in the p...
Calculate the concentration of excess electrons (or dopant concentration) in a n-type sample of silicon if 10 out of every million silicon atoms is replaced by an arsenic atom (As). The density of silicon (Si) is 2.33 g/cm3 | x1022 m-3 ( 0.05 x1022 m?)
Problem 4 (25 points) Consider a silicon pn junction at T 300 K, NA ND-1x1016 cm3. The minority carrier lifetimes are τ -0.01 μs and τΡ 0.01 μ. The Junction is forwardbiased with , V,-0.6V. The minority carrier diffusion coefficients are D,-20 cm2/s, D,-10 cm2/s. n, = 1.5x 1010cm -3 Depletion region n-type p-type a) (10 points) Calculate the excess electron concentration as a function of x in the p side (see the figure above). b) (5 points) Calculate the...
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