A sample of an unknown elemental semiconductor had the following
values of resistance at the given temperatures:
Calculate its band (energy) gap and, comparing this value with
published data, what is the likely semiconductor? Do you think your
calculated value is reasonable? Why/why not? (10 marks) Hint:
Remember the relationships between resistance, resistivity and
conductivity, then use the relevant conductivity equation for
plotting ln(1/R) vs 1000/T.
A sample of an unknown elemental semiconductor had the following values of resistance at the give...
A sample of an unknown elemental semiconductor had the following values of resistance at the given temperatures: 3. T (K) 310 339 360 383 405 434 R (S2) 13.5 4.95 2.41 1.22 0.74 0.37 Calculate its band (energy) gap and, comparing this value with published data, what is the likely semiconductor? Do you think your calculated value is reasonable? Why/why not? (10 marks) Hint: Remember the relationships between resistance, resistivity and conductivity, then use the relevant conductivity equation for plotting ln(1/R) vs 1000/T.
A sample of an unknown elemental semiconductor had the following values of resistance at the given temperatures: 3. T (K) 310 339 360 383 405 434 R (S2) 13.5 4.95 2.41 1.22 0.74 0.37 Calculate its band (energy) gap and, comparing this value with published data, what is the likely semiconductor? Do you think your calculated value is reasonable? Why/why not? (10 marks) Hint: Remember the relationships between resistance, resistivity and conductivity, then use the relevant conductivity equation for plotting ln(1/R) vs 1000/T.