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7. Semiconductor 7. Semiconductor 7.2. Intrinsic semiconductor 7. Semiconductor 146 148 7.1. Bandstructure indirect gap direct gap 7.2. Semiconductor bandstructure 7.3. Doping of semiconductors 7. Semiconductor 7. Semiconductor 147 149


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7.1. Bandstructure

direct gap indirect gap

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7.2. Semiconductor bandstructure

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7.2. Intrinsic semiconductor

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7.3. Doping of semiconductors

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Donor Acceptor

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7.3. Carrier density

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7.4. pn-junction

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diffusion (recombination) current: e in n p, h in p n in equilibrium: Igen = Irec , μ = const. space charge layer: fixed positively charged donors (in n) and negatively charged acceptors (in p) Electric field and potential according to Poisson equation: field (generation) current: e generated in p n h generated in n p +++

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7.4. pn-junction

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Schottky´s approximation (square charge distributions) Space charge region

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7.4. pn-junction

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7.4. pn-junction

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  • pen circuit

forward bias reversed bias

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7.4. pn-junction

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7.5. Bipolar transitor

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First transistor - Bell labs 1947 p-n-p transistor – planar technology

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7.5. Transitors

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7.5. Transitors

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7.5. Transitors

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Basis-Kollektor in Sperrrichtung Basis-Kollektor in Durchlassrichtung

Kollektorstrom ~ Emitterstrom hohe Stromverstärkung ß IC = ß . IB

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7.5. MOS diode

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7.5. MOS diode

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a) Accumulation b) Depletion c) Inversion

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7.5. MOS diode

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a) Accumulation b) Depletion c) Inversion

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7.5. MOSFET

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VT: Spannung für die Inversionskanal (n) existiert VG: gate Spannung VD: drain Spannung VD > 0 bedeutet ndrain-p Übergang in Sperrrichtung VD = VDsat >> 0 ndrain-p Verarmungszone ausgedehnt, leitender Kanal wird eingeschnürt (= pinch-off point) VD > VDsat ndrain-p Verarmungszone weiter ausgedehnt, leitender Kanal wird zurückgedrängt, Injektion von Elektronen aus Kanal in p-Schicht und Absaugen in ndrain analog zu Bipolartransitor, Drainstrom ID in Sättigung

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7.5. MOSFET

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7.6. Hall Effect E ⊥ B

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Non-closed orbits or carriers with different mobility or concentration ⇒ RH depends on magnetic field B

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7.6. Hall Effect E ⊥ B

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MOSFET Inversion layer

Leads to quantization into levels En 2d - electron gas

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7.6. Quantum Hall Effect

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Quantum Hall Effekt

NP 1985, Klaus v. Klitzing

Shubnikov - de Haas

Oszillationen des Magentowiderstands

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7.6. Quantum Hall Effect

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Transport via 1d edge channels