Here Boron acts as a dopant which in low concentration when added to Silicon increases the conductivity of Silicon. Process is called doping and this doping with boron is P type doping.
Which of the following impurities, in low concentrations, will increase the conductivity of Si at room...
At room temperature the electrical conductivity of Si doped with P is 100 (92-ml-?, whereas the electron and hole mobilities are 0.14 and 0.045 m²N-s, respectively. Compute the carrier concentration at room temperature. Select one: a. 1.39 x 1022 m3 O b. 4.46 x 1021 m3 C. 3.37 x 1021 m3 x O d. 4.5 x 10-16 m3
A n-type silicon crystal has 10^16 cm-3 of doping impurities. At equilibrium and at room temperature (T = 300 K) what the electron and hole concentrations. Indicate which constitutes the majority carriers
Molecular compounds of low molecular weight tend to be gases at room temperature. Which of the following is most likely not a gas at room temperature? O F2 O CO O C2H4 O KBT OHCI
Problem 3: pn Junction -- Carrier Concentration Profiles The steady-state carrier concentrations inside a Si pn step junction diode maintained at room temperature are shown in the plot below: п or p (log scale Pp -106 10 102 a) Is the diode forward or reverse biased? Explain briefly. b) Do low-level injection conditions prevail in the quasi-neutral regions of the diode? Explain briefly. c) What are the p-side and n-side net dopant concentrations NA and ND, respectively? d) Determine the...
At which concentration of electrons n the GaAs conductivity at room temperature is minimal? Take the intrinsic carrier concentration from Table 4/2. and mobility's from Table 5.1.
Which of the following changes, at equilibrium, would increase the yield of SiCl 4(g)? si (s) + 2 c 2 (g) = SiCl 4(g) AH > 0 1) increase the pressure 2) add helium gas By add a catalyst 4) increase the temperature 5) increase the amount of Si 6) remove some Sici 4 7) decrease the pressure 8) decrease the temperatuer O 1, 4, and 5 O 2,3,7, and 8 O 2, 4, and 7 0 2,4,5, and 8...
Which of the following would increase the solubility of Sn(OH)2 in water at room temperature? O Nothing can increase the solubility of Sn(OH)2 Add SnCl2 to the solution Increase the Ksp value for Sn(OH)2 Decrease the volume of the solution O Decrease the pH of the solution
Which of the following will increase revenue per available room? Select one: a. Decrease of the ADR when demand for rooms is low b. Increase of the ADR when demand for rooms is high c. Increasing the hotel rates in a low season d. Decrease of the ADR when demand for rooms is stable
10 a) b) When used at room temperature, the stiffness (or E) of a sample of polypropylene subjected to a constant load (Tg--5C) decreases with increasing time. O True O False Which is likely to have a higher electrical conductivity? a) Pure Cu b) plastically deformed Pure Cu a) Pure Cu Ob) plastically deformed Pure Cu
would 0.200 m of naCl solution have high or low conductivity | At equal concentration (Molanity) which of the following solutes would have the higwest o conductivity in water a) nach b KBV e nat e cacly u Lici