Connect Access Card For Foundations Of Materials Science And Engineering
Connect Access Card For Foundations Of Materials Science And Engineering
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ISBN: 9781260049060
Author: William F. Smith Professor, Javad Hashemi Prof.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 14.12, Problem 85AAP

(a)

To determine

The fraction of current carried by electron for GaSb.

The fraction of current carried by hole for GaSb.

(a)

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Answer to Problem 85AAP

The fraction of current carried by electron for GaSb is 0.8333.

The fraction of current carried by hole for GaSb is 0.167.

Explanation of Solution

Write the expression for the fraction of current carried by electrons.

    Fe=μnμn+μp                                                                              (I)

Here, the mobility of the electron is μn and the mobility of the hole is μp.

Write the expression for the fraction of current carried by hole.

    Fh=μpμn+μp                                                                                 (II)

Conclusion:

Refer to table 14.6 “Electrical properties of intrinsic semiconducting compounds at room temperature 300K” to obtain the motilities for electron and hole for GaSb as 0.5m2/Vs and 0.1m2/Vs respectively.

Substitute 0.5m2/Vs for μn and 0.1m2/Vs for μp in Equation (I).

    Fe=0.5m2/Vs(0.5m2/Vs+0.1m2/Vs)=0.5m2/Vs(0.6m2/Vs)=0.8333

Substitute 0.5m2/Vs for μn and 0.1m2/Vs for μp in Equation (II).

    Fp=0.1m2/Vs(0.5m2/Vs+0.1m2/Vs)=0.1m2/Vs(0.6m2/Vs)=0.16660.167

Thus, the fraction of current carried by electron for GaSb is 0.8333.

Thus, the fraction of current carried by hole for GaSb is 0.167.

(b)

To determine

The fraction of current carried by electron for GaP.

The fraction of current carried by hole for GaP.

(b)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 85AAP

The fraction of current carried by electron for GaP is 0.667.

The fraction of current carried by hole for GaP is 0.334.

Explanation of Solution

Write the expression for the fraction of current carried by electrons.

    Fe=μnμn+μp                                                                                (III)

Here, the mobility of the electron is μn and the mobility of the hole is μp.

Write the expression for the fraction of current carried by hole.

    Fh=μpμn+μp                                                                                (IV)

Conclusion:

Refer to table 14.6 “Electrical properties of intrinsic semiconducting compounds at room temperature 300K” to obtain the motilities for electron and hole for GaP as 0.03m2/Vs and 0.015m2/Vs respectively.

Substitute 0.03m2/Vs for μn and 0.015m2/Vs for μp in Equation (III).

    Fe=0.03m2/Vs(0.03m2/Vs+0.015m2/Vs)=0.03m2/Vs(0.045m2/Vs)=0.66660.667

Substitute 0.03m2/Vs for μn and 0.015m2/Vs for μp in Equation (IV).

    Fp=0.015m2/Vs(0.03m2/Vs+0.015m2/Vs)=0.015m2/Vs(0.045m2/Vs)=0.33330.334

Thus, the fraction of current carried by electron for GaP is 0.667.

Thus, the fraction of current carried by hole for GaP is 0.334.

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