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utorial #4 – selected problems m 1 (Problem 3.7 Streetman) m n * and m p * from Table 3-1 p 65, calcula fective densities of states N c and N v fo K (assume m n * and m p * do not vary with ature). Calculate the intrinsic carrie tration. : 67m m p *=0.48m T=300K fective densities of states are given b N m kT h cm c * 2 -3 n 2 2 4 35 10 32 17 ( ) . /

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Tutorial #4 – selected problems. Problem 1 (Problem 3.7 Streetman) Given m n * and m p * from Table 3-1 p 65, calculate the effective densities of states N c and N v for GaAs at 300K (assume m n * and m p * do not vary with temperature). Calculate the intrinsic carrier concentration. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Tutorial #4 – selected problems

Problem 1 (Problem 3.7 Streetman)Given mn* and mp* from Table 3-1 p 65, calculatethe effective densities of states Nc and Nv for GaAsat 300K (assume mn* and mp* do not vary with temperature). Calculate the intrinsic carrier concentration.Answer:mn*=0.067m mp*=0.48m T=300KThe effective densities of states are given by:

Nm kT

hcmc

*

2-3n 2

24 35 103 2 17( ) ./

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Nm kT

hcmv

p*

2-3 2

28 32 103 2 18( ) ./

The intrinsic carrier concentration is given by

n N N ei c v

-E

2kTg

Eg=1.43eV

ni=1.87 x 106 cm-3

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Problem 2 For silicon doped to 1014 donors/cm3: Calculate the temperature where the total electron carrier density in this semiconductor is equal to twice the donor concentration. (This gives a good estimate of where the sample changes from “extrinsic” to “intrinsic” behavior.)

Answer: If the material is to remain electrostatically neutral, the sum of the positive charges (holes and ionized donor atoms) must balance the sum of the negative

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charges (electrons and ionized acceptor atoms):p0 + Nd

+ = n0 + Na-

Nd+ = 1014 cm-3 Na

- = 0 cm-3

n0 = 2 Nd+ cm-3

p0 = n0 – Nd+ = 1014 (2-1) = 1014 cm-3

ni2 = n0p0

n (T) = n pkT

hm m ei 0 0 2 n

*p* -

E

2kTg

22 3 2 3 4( ) ( )/ /

0422.0)mm(k)2(2

h pneT

4/3*p

*n

3/2

3002kT

E-3/2

g

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where h=6.63 x 10-34 J·s k=1.38 x 10-23 J/K = 8.62 x 10-5 eV/K mn

*= 1.1·(9.11 x 10-31 kg) mp

*=0.56·(9.11 x 10-31 kg) Eg = 1.11eV

0422.0eT T

6438.5-3/2

So,

We can solve for T in various ways.One way is to let a calculator solve the equation.

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Another way is to solve for T using Excel orQuattro Pro.

T Tpower3/2 exp(-6438.5/T) (Tpower3/2) * exp(-6438.5/T)

300 5196.2 4.779E-10 2.483E-06

400 8000 1.022E-07 0.0008177

500 11180 2.556E-06 0.0285789

510 11517 3.29E-06 0.0378966

513.9 11650 3.621E-06 0.0421863

514 11653 3.63E-06 0.0423016

515 11687 3.719E-06 0.0434697

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T=513.9K.

You can start with e.g. T = 300 K. Check lastcolumn to see how close you are to 0.0422.

Repeat for 400 K and 500 K. Increase to 510 K, and then 515 K. Decrease to 514 K. Fine tune by trying 513.9 K. This value gives a product close to 0.0422.

Therefore,

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3. Show that for acceptor doping concentration NA

the equilibrium hole concentration p0 is

)4(2

1 220 iAA nNNp

Solution:

=0 n0p0= ni

2

0

2

0 p

nn i

DA NpnN 00

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00

2

pp

nN iA

20

20 pnpN iA

020

20

iA npNp

)4(2

1 220 iAA nNNp

negative root not realistic AiA NnN 22 4