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Law of mass action for n-type semiconductor. In n-type semiconductor, as the number of electrons (majority) in the conduction band increases the number of holes (minority) in the valence band decreases. Therefore, the product of electrons (majority) and holes (minority) remains constant at fixed temperature.
EE143 S06. Electron and Hole Concentrations for homogeneous semiconductor at thermal equilibrium n: electron concentration (cm-3) p : hole concentration (cm-3). N. D. : donor concentration (cm-3). N. A. : acceptor concentration (cm-3). 1) Charge neutrality condition: N. D. + p = N. A. + n. 2) Law of Mass Action. : n• p = n.
Under thermal equilibrium the product of the free electron concentration n {displaystyle n} n and the free hole concentration p {displaystyle p} p is equal to a constant equal to the square of intrinsic carrier concentration n i {displaystyle n_{i}} n_{i} . The intrinsic carrier concentration is a function of temperature. The equation
3. Density of levels for the parabolic approximation for E vs. k. 4. Holes as charge carriers. 5. D.O.S. function in semiconductors (SC). 6. Number of carriers in thermal equilibrium. 7. Non-degenerate semiconductors. 8. Law of mass action. 9. Density of charge carriers in intrinsic semiconductors. Questions you should be able
6.012 Lecture 2. Electronic Devices and Circuits - S2007. 1. Lecture 2. Semiconductor Physics (I). Outline. • Intrinsic bond model : electrons and holes. • Generation and recombination. • Intrinsic semiconductor. • Doping: Extrinsic semiconductor. • Charge Neutrality. Reading Assignment: Howe and Sodini; Chapter 2. Sect.
30 Nov 2005 30-Nov-2005 26-6. Law of Mass Action for Semiconductors. We have expressions for the electron and hole concentrations in the conduction and valence bands. If we multiply them together, the chemical potential drops out, nenh = nce?(oc ? µ)/?nve?(µ. ? ov)/?. = ncnve?(oc ? ov)/?. = ncnve?og/?.
with an effective mass m* which includes the effect of the crystal on the electron Semiconductors: band gap Eg small enough to get thermally excited carriers at .. by effective DOS at Ec and Ev. • For doped material 0 0 = . 2 law of mass action. • At high enough temperature semiconductors become intrinsic.
Lecture 14 – Semiconductors. Reading. Ashcroft & Mermin, Ch. 28 (p. 562-570, 572-580). Content. • Energy gap, valence band, conduction band. • Effective mass. • Density of states. • Carrier concentration. • Intrinsic semiconductors. • Law of mass action. • Donor level, acceptor level. Central concepts. • Energy gap, valence
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increase temperature. Doping is a method of selectively increasing carrier concentration, by addi- tion of selected impurities to an intrinsic semiconductor. This is called an extrinsic semiconductor. In any semiconductor at equilibrium, the law of mass action should be satisfied i.e. np = n2 i. (1). In an intrinsic semiconductor n
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