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ECE 875: Electronic Devices

This lecture covers the concepts of abrupt and linearly graded pn junctions, including their experimental measurements using C-V curves. Examples and calculations are provided.

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ECE 875: Electronic Devices

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  1. ECE 875:Electronic Devices Prof. Virginia Ayres Electrical & Computer Engineering Michigan State University ayresv@msu.edu

  2. Lecture 17, 17 Feb 14 • Chp. 02: pn junction: • Abrupt pn junction • Linearly graded pn junction • Both: Experimental measurements: C-V curves • Examples VM Ayres, ECE875, S14

  3. Remember this sequence in real research: find: • Charge Q and charge density r • Electric field E • Potential y • Energy barrier q y • Depletion region WD or equivalent local region • C-V • I-V

  4. Abrupt junction: Q and r = Constant values E (x) yi(x) q yi(x)

  5. An experimental measure for the Abrupt junction: C-V curve: VM Ayres, ECE875, S14

  6. Example: HW05: Sze Pr. 2.02(a) find the slope and set up the calculation for N(b) find the intercept and set up the calculation for ybi Slope ~ 1/N: V = Vbattery

  7. Realistic experimental result: VM Ayres, ECE875, S14

  8. Example:

  9. Linearly graded junction: power of x raised by 1: Achieve by co-doping Q and r = linear = Constant x x = a x E (x) yi(x) q yi(x)

  10. Linearly graded junction: power of x raised by 1: r = linear = Constant “a” x x

  11. An experimental measure for the linearly graded junction: C-V curve: Missing 2kT/q in (38) intercept Experimentally sweep this slope VM Ayres, ECE875, S14

  12. Example:

  13. Excel (below) or Matlab:

  14. Answer: And given: it is an abrupt p+n junction

  15. Example:

  16. Slope Intercept

  17. Slope:

  18. Given: p+n: N =

  19. Intercept

  20. Answer: 6 properties:

  21. Given: p+n: WD

  22. What is LD: the Debye length:

  23. Debye length:

  24. Debye length: 1. working definition of a good abrupt junction 2. watch out for circumstances that can create a small depletion width WD < LD

  25. In Example:

  26. Lecture 17, 17 Feb 14 • Chp. 02: pn junction: • Abrupt pn junction • Linearly graded pn junction • Both: Experimental measurements: C-V curves • Examples VM Ayres, ECE875, S14

  27. Linearly graded junction: power of x raised by 1: Achieve by co-doping Q and r = linear = Constant x x = a x E (x) yi(x) q yi(x)

  28. Steps 1-3:

  29. E –field = E (x), and Emax:

  30. Potential yi(x), and ybi:

  31. An experimental measure for the linearly graded junction: C-V curve: Missing 2kT/q in (38) intercept Experimentally sweep this slope VM Ayres, ECE875, S14

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