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Semiconductor Physics and Devices: Basic Principles, 4 th edition Chapter 6 By D. A. Neamen Problem Solutions ______________________________________________________________________________________ (b) (i) For 0s , 14100 p cm 3 (ii) For 2000s cm/s, 1410833.00 p cm 3 (iii) For s , 00 p _______________________________________ 6.42 710525 nOnn DL 4104.35 cm (a) At 0x , 15721 10105102 nOg cm 3 or 15100 nOgn cm 3 For 0x 00 22 2 2 2 nnO n L n dx ndn dx nd D The solution is of the form nn L x B L x An expexp At 0x , BAnn 0 At Wx , nn L W B L W An expexp0 Solving these two equations, we find n n LW LWn A 2exp1 2exp0 and nLW n B 2exp1 0 Substituting into the general solution, we find nn L W L W n n expexp 0 nn L xW L xW expexp which can be written as n n L W L xW n n sinh sinh0 where 15100 n cm 3 and 4.35nL m (b) If nO , we have 0 2 2 dx nd so the solution is of the form DCxn Applying the boundary conditions, we find W x nn 10 _______________________________________ 6.43 For pO , we have 0 2 2 dx pd So the solution is of the form BAxp At Wx WxWx p ps dx pd D or BAWsADp which yields sWD s A B p At 0x , the flux of excess holes is AD dx pd D p x p 0 1910 so that 18 19 10 10 10 A cm 4 and W s sW s B 10 1010 10 18 18 The solution is now s xWp 10 1018