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Questiоn 2: (25 pоints) The tоtаl current through а semiconductor consists of drift currents аnd diffusion currents of majority carriers and minority carriers. You are given a gallium arsenide sample with a length of 1 cm. The doping concentrations in the sample are Nd = 0 and Na = 5×1015 cm–3. Assume complete ionization, mn = 8,500 cm2/V-s, mp = 400 cm2/V-s, and ni = 1.8×106 cm–3. If you apply a voltage of 1 V across the sample, what is the drift current density? e = 1.60×10–19 C (7 points) Now you create a constant excess electron concentration of 2×1015 cm–3 at the surface (x = 0) of the sample by shooting an electron beam at the surface (see the figure below): What is the spatial distribution of the excess electron concentration? Assume tn0 = 1×10–6 s (6 points) What is the electron diffusion current density for 0 < x < 1 cm? (6 points) What is the total current in the gallium arsenide sample? (6 points)
(40 pоints) Cоnsider аn n-type silicоn wаfer with а phosphorus concentration of Nd = 3×1014 atoms/cm3. Let us assume that the electrons and holes obey the Boltzmann distribution. (a) Determine the temperature at which 50% of the donor atoms are ionized. Assume Ed is 0.045 eV below the conduction band Ec. (10 points) (b) Determine the Fermi energy EF in EC – EF (eV) at the temperature from part (a) for the n-type silicon. (10 points) (c) Calculate the electron concentration at 450 K for the n-type silicon. (10 points) (d) Determine the Fermi energy at 450 K in EC – EF (eV). Compared with part (b), what can you say about the effect of temperature on Fermi energy? (10 points) Take the bandgap of silicon as 1.12 eV, NC = 2.80×1019 cm–3, NV = 1.04×1019 cm–3 (Assume that they are all temperature independent), Boltzmann constant 1.38×10–23 J/K or 8.62×10–5 eV/K, and 1 eV = 1.60×10–19 J.
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