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Semiconductor Physics and Devices: Basic Principles, 4 th edition Chapter 6 By D. A. Neamen Problem Solutions ______________________________________________________________________________________ (a) For s , xp 418 102010 cm 3 Then dx pd eDJ pp 1819 1010106.1 or 6.1pJ A/cm 2 (b) For 3102s cm/s, xp 418 107010 cm 3 Also 6.1pJ A/cm 2 _______________________________________ 6.44 For 0 xW 0 2 2 on G dx nd D so that 1Cx D G dx nd n o and 21 2 2 CxCx D G n n o For Wx 0 , 0 2 2 dx nd so that 43 CxCn The boundary conditions are (1) 0s at Wx so that 0 Wxdx nd (2) s at Wx so that 0Wn (3) n continuous at 0x (4) dx nd continuous at 0x Applying the boundary conditions, we find n o D WG CC 31 and n o D WG CC 2 42 Then for 0 xW 22 22 2 WWxx D G n n o and for Wx 0 xW D WG n n o _______________________________________ 6.45 Plot _______________________________________ 6.48 (a) GaAs: 6 6 10 102 2 I V R A L R and pe pn 13821 0 10510510 pgp cm 3 For 1610dN cm 3 , from Figure 5.3, 7000n cm 2 /V-s, 310p cm 2 /V-s 1319 1053107000106.1 05848.0 ( -cm) 1 Let 20W m Then 44 1041020 WdA 81080 cm 2 So 8 6 108005848.0 10 L R Which yields 21068.4 L cm (b) Silicon: 610R , 13105p cm 3 For 1610dN cm 3 , from Figure 5.3, 1300n cm 2 /V-s, 410p cm 2 /V-s 1319 1054101300106.1 01368.0 ( -cm) 1 Let 20W m Then 44 1041020 WdA 81080 cm 2 So 8 6 108001368.0 10 L R Which yields 21009.1 L cm _______________________________________