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A silicon sample is doped with 4.5 × 1017 cm-3 boron atoms. Assume T= 300 K,...

A silicon sample is doped with 4.5 × 1017 cm-3 boron atoms. Assume T= 300 K, ni = 1.5 x 1010 cm-3

What is the hole concentration and electron concentration?

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here is the solution of above problem:-

given :- concentration of donor items (Nd) = 4.51017 cm-3

  intrinsic carrier concentration  (ni) = 1.5 1010 cm-3 T =300K

Solution:-

  The majority carrier electron concentration is given by

no = ½ {(Nd - Na) + ((Nd - Na) 2 + 4ni2 ) 1/2 }

assuming Na=0

no= ½ { ( 4.51017 - 0) + ( ( 4.51017 - 0 )2 + (4 1.5 1010)2 )1/2

=   ½ { ( 4.51017) + ( ( 2.0.25   1035 ) + ( 3.61021) ) 1/2

=  ½ { ( 4.51017) + ( 4.5 1017 ))

=  ½ ( 9 1017)

majority carrier electron concentration is no= 4.5 1017

electron concentration no= 4.5 1017 cm-3

The minority carrier hole concentration is given by : -

p0 = ( ni i)2 / n0

= ( 1.5 1010 )2 / 4.5 1017

minority carrier hole concentration ( p0) = 500 cm-3


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