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Semiconductor Physics and Devices: Basic Principles, 4 th edition Chapter 13 By D. A. Neamen Problem Solutions ______________________________________________________________________________________ or 086.2POV V Then 20.1086.2884.0 PV V Let 20.1GSV V Now 2/1 2 d GSDSbis n eN VVV x 19 14 106.1 1085.87.112 2/1 16103 20.1884.0 DSV or 2/110 084.210314.4 DSn Vx (a) For 0DSV , 30.0nx m (b) For 1DSV V, 365.0nx m (c) For 5DSV V, 553.0nx m The depletion region volume at the drain is WaxW L aVol n 2 2 4 4 4 1030 2 104.2 103.0 44 1030106.0 nx or 812 1018108.10 nxVol (a) For 0DSV , 111062.1 Vol cm 3 (b) For 1DSV V, 1110737.1 Vol cm 3 (c) For 5DSV V, 1110075.2 Vol cm 3 The generation current at the drain is Vol n eI O i DG 2 Vol 8 10 19 1052 105.1 106.1 or VolI DG 2104.2 (a) For 0DSV , 39.0DGI pA (b) For 1DSV V, 42.0DGI pA (c) For 5DSV V, 50.0DGI pA _______________________________________ 13.34 (a) The ideal transconductance for 0GSV is PO bi OmS V V Gg 11 where L WaNe G dn O 1 4 1619 105.1 1074500106.1 44 103.0105 or 04.51 OG mS We find s d PO Nea V 2 2 14 162419 1085.81.132 107103.0106.1 or 347.4POV V We have 049.0 107 107.4 ln0259.0 16 17 n V so that 841.0049.089.0 nBnbiV V Then 347.4 841.0 104.5mSg or 82.2mSg mS (b) With a source resistance smm m sm m m rgg g rg g g 1 1 1 For sm m rg g 823.21 1 80.0 we obtain 6.88sr (c) A L A L rs Ane L n