4. The Silicon semiconductor (doped with 3 donor atoms per 6x10° si atoms) is subjected to a 300 degrees K at which the mobility of electrons is 2500 cm? Find the following v-s given that the atoms per unit volume is indicated in the table:

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4. The Silicon semiconductor (doped with 3 donor atoms per
6x10 Si atoms) is subjected to a 300 degrees K at which
the mobility of electrons is 2500
cm?
Find the following
v-s
given that the atoms per unit volume is indicated in the
table:
Drift Current in Semiconductors
Property
Ge
Si
Atomic number
32
14
Atomic weight
72.6
28.1
Density (gram/cm³)
5.32
2.33
Atoms per cm3
4.4x1022
5x1022
EGo (energy gap at 0 °K ) (eV)
Eg (energy gap at 300 °K ) (eV)
0.785
1.21
0.72
1.1
ni (intrinsic carrier concentration) at
300° K (number Icm³)
2.5 x1013
1.5 x1010
2.3 x105
Intrinsic resistivity at 300° K (2- cm)
un (electron mobility) (cm²/ V-sec) at
300° K
45
3800
1300
up (hole mobility) (cm²/ V-sec) at
300° K
1800
500
Dn (electron diffusion constant
99
34
at 300° K) (cm²/sec)
Dp (hole diffusion constant at 300° K )
47
13
(cm³/sec)
A). Resistivity
B). Conductivity
C). If the semiconductor dimension is 10-cm. Determine
the resistance.
Transcribed Image Text:4. The Silicon semiconductor (doped with 3 donor atoms per 6x10 Si atoms) is subjected to a 300 degrees K at which the mobility of electrons is 2500 cm? Find the following v-s given that the atoms per unit volume is indicated in the table: Drift Current in Semiconductors Property Ge Si Atomic number 32 14 Atomic weight 72.6 28.1 Density (gram/cm³) 5.32 2.33 Atoms per cm3 4.4x1022 5x1022 EGo (energy gap at 0 °K ) (eV) Eg (energy gap at 300 °K ) (eV) 0.785 1.21 0.72 1.1 ni (intrinsic carrier concentration) at 300° K (number Icm³) 2.5 x1013 1.5 x1010 2.3 x105 Intrinsic resistivity at 300° K (2- cm) un (electron mobility) (cm²/ V-sec) at 300° K 45 3800 1300 up (hole mobility) (cm²/ V-sec) at 300° K 1800 500 Dn (electron diffusion constant 99 34 at 300° K) (cm²/sec) Dp (hole diffusion constant at 300° K ) 47 13 (cm³/sec) A). Resistivity B). Conductivity C). If the semiconductor dimension is 10-cm. Determine the resistance.
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