PHY 752 Spring 2015 Lecture 25 1 PHY 752 Solid State Physics 111150 AM MWF Olin 107 Plan for Lecture 25 Chap 18 amp 19 in Marder Impurity states Properties of semiconductors Some of the lecture materials are from slides prepared by ID: 595692
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PHY 752 Solid State Physics11-11:50 AM MWF Olin 107Plan for Lecture 25:Chap. 18 & 19 in MarderImpurity statesProperties of semiconductors
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Impurity states due to point defectsSlide4
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Impurity states due to point defects -- continuedSlide5
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Impurity states due to point defects -- continuedDielectric constant
valence charge of impurity relative to that of host latticeSlide6
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Impurity states due to point defects -- continuedSlide7
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Semiconductor propertiesPopulation of electrons (n) and holes (p) in a pure semiconductormSlide8
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Semiconductor properties -- continuedFor:Slide9
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Semiconductor properties -- continuedmultiplicity of conduction band minimaSlide10
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Semiconductor properties -- continuedFor intrinsic semiconductor, n=p=niSlide11
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Semiconductor properties -- continuedEffects of impurities:Intrinsic carriers:Slide12
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Semiconductor properties – continuedTypically, the ionized impurities dominate the carrier concentrationsSlide13
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Semiconductor properties – continuedFor primarily donor doping:For primarily acceptor doping:Slide14
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Semiconductor junctionBefore equilibrationAfter equilibrationJunction potentialSlide15
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Semiconductor junctionSlide16
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Semiconductor junctionSlide17
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Simplified model:Semiconductor junctionSlide18
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Semiconductor junctionSlide19
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Behavior of ideal diodeSlide20
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Behavior of ideal diode – continued Diffusion of electrons and holes: