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Semiconductor Physics and Devices: Basic Principles, 4 th edition Chapter 8 By D. A. Neamen Problem Solutions ______________________________________________________________________________________ (b) We have dx pd eDJ n pp 44 14 10828.2 exp 10828.2 10808.3 xeD p At 4103 x cm, 828.2 3 exp 10828.2 10808.38106.1 3 4 1419 pJ or 5966.03 pJ A/cm 2 (c) We have t a n pon no V V L neD J exp We can determine that 3105.4 pon cm 3 and 72.10nL m Then 4 319 1072.10 105.423106.1 noJ 0259.0 610.0 exp or 2615.0noJ A/cm 2 We can also find 724.1poJ A/cm 2 Then at 3x m, 33 pponon JJJJ 5966.0724.12615.0 or 39.13 nJ A/cm 2 _______________________________________ 8.18 (a) Problem 8.7 t a pop V V nn exp or ai a t po p ta Nn N V n n VV 2 1.0 lnln 2 21.0 ln i a t n N V 213 215 104.2 1041.0 ln0259.0 205.0 V (b) Problem 8.8 t a non V V pp exp or no n ta p p VV ln di d t Nn N V 2 1.0 ln 2 21.0 ln i d t n N V 210 215 105.1 1081.0 ln0259.0 623.0 V _______________________________________ 8.19 The excess electron concentration is given by popp nnn nt a po L x V V n exp1exp The total number of excess electrons is dxnAN pp 0 We may note that n n n n L L x Ldx L x 0 0 expexp Then 1exp t a ponp V V nALN We find that 25nD cm 2 /s and 0.50nL m Also 4 15 2102 1081.2 108 105.1 a i po N n n cm 3 Then 443 108125.2100.5010 pN 1exp t a V V or 1exp1406.0 t a p V V N Then, we find the total number of excess electrons in the p-region to be: