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Semiconductor Physics and Devices: Basic Principles, 4 th edition Chapter 6 By D. A. Neamen Problem Solutions ______________________________________________________________________________________ 6.40 We have that ppCnnC nnpNCC R pn itpn 2 inOipO i npnn nnp 2 If nnn o and npp o , then ionOiopO ioo nnpnnn nnpnn R 2 ionOiopO ioooo nnpnnn nnpnnpn 22 If inn , we can neglect 2 n : also 2 ioo npn Then ionOiopO oo npnn pnn R (a) For n-type; Oo pn , io nn Then 710 1 pOn R s 1 (b) For intrinsic, ioo npn Then inOipO i nn n n R 22 2 or 77 10510 11 nOpOn R 61067.1 n R s 1 (c) For p-type; oo np , io np Then 6 7 102 105 11 nOn R s 1 _______________________________________ 6.41 (a) From Equation (6.56) 0 2 2 pO p p g dx pd D Solution is of the form pp pO L x B L x Agp expexp At x , pOgp so that 0B , Then p pO L x Agp exp We have 00 xx p ps dx pd D We can write px L A dx pd 0 and Agp pO x 0 Then Ags L AD pO p p Solving for A , we find s L D gs A p p pO The excess concentration is then ppp pO L x sLD s gp exp1 where 37 101010 pOpp DL cm Now 721 1010 p pL x s s exp 1010 1 3 or pL x s s p exp 10 110 4 14 (i) For 0s , 1410p cm 3 (ii) For 2000s cm/s, pL x p exp167.011014 (iii) For s , pL x p exp11014