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     ELECTRO E ONIC DEVIC CE AND CIIRCUITS-T THEORY Introducttion:  *Semicon nductor    It’s a materrial whose con nductivity is in between m metal and insu ulator. Germaanium  (Ge) and ssilicon (Si) are e most comm monly used semiconductor in VLSI techn nology  Orbital strructure of Si         2, 8, 4 so o there are 4 eelectrons in o outermost band and readyy to form bonding.  For Ge orbital structure will be 2, 8,,18,4 and thu us electrons are there to fo orm bonding.  erature more and more eleectrons get frree. So in other word mateerial  As we increase   tempe Become m more and more conductivee; but R ∝

1 coonductivity

Hence as temperature increases { TT,   },  Resistance decreases ((R,  }  on        Applicatio All waferss on which cirrcuits are in faabricated aree made up of ssilicon anotheer reason of u using silicon is  that it is aabundant in n nature                                                                                                  si

                                                                                                       Si   

Si

Si

   

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DEVIICE MODE ELLING - QUESTION Q NS ng 100 μ m area (cross-ssectional) dop ped with 10 /cm3 phosp phorous find 1) A Si-baar 0.1cm lon 2

1 17

current?((neglect temp perature effeect) μ n = 700 0cm 2 / vs ,q= =1.6x 10 (a)1.5m mA

(b)1.3m mA

(c)1..12mA

−19

C ; applied volttage is 10V Resistivity 

(dd)1 μ A

m / v − s andd due to latticce 2cm / v − s .what is 2) If mob bility due to impurity scatttering is 1cm resultant scattering in n material. Mobilitty  2

(a) 2cm / v − s 2

(b)) 1cm / v − s 2

2

5cm / v − s (c) 0.5 2

(d) 0.67ccm / v − s 2

3) What is i mobility att point x in fiigure below.

(a) 10 cm / v − s 2

cm / v − s (b)100 ( 2

Mobilitty 

(c))1000 cm / v − s 2

(d)10000 cm / v − s 2

16

3

c and acceeptor 4) A hypoothetical sem miconductor having h donorr concentratiion( N d ) equ ual to 10 / cm concentraation ( N a ) 2 ×10 / cm .what is new w electron and d hole concen ntration. 16

3

Intrinsic and EExtrinsic Silico on 

04 / cm3 (a) n0 = 10

p0 = 1016 / cm m3

( p0 = 1016 / cm3 (b)

(c) p0 = 1016 / cm3

n0 = 1016 / cm m3

( p0 = 104 / cm3 (d)

n0 = 104 / cm3 n0 = 104 / cm3

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  DEV VICE MODE ELLING – SOLUTIONS S 1) SOLU UTION:

(c)

σ = nqμn (conductivitty) = 10 ×1.6 ×10 17

R=

σL A

−19

× 700 = 11.2

ρ=

1

σ

I=

= 8928.57 7

= 0.08928 = resistiivity

V = 1.122mA R

2) SOLU UTION: (d)

1

μ

=

1

μ1

+

1

μ2

+ ..... +

Here n=2

1

μ

=

1

μn 1

μ1

1

1 1 = + = 1.5 μ 1 2

+

1

μ2

μ = 0.67cm m2 / v − s

3) SOLU UTION: (c) ν d = μ E

106 = μ = 1000cm2 / v − s 3 10 4) SOLU UTION: (b)

Na > Nd n0 = N a − N d = 1016 / cm3 n0 p0 = ni 2

n0 = 104 / cm3

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