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Semi 4 Ex Sol 2

This document provides solutions to exercises from Chapter 2 of the textbook "Semiconductor Physics and Devices". The exercises calculate various semiconductor properties including: 1) The energy (E) of photons with different wavelengths using Planck's constant and the speed of light. 2) The momentum (p) and wavelength (λ) of photons. 3) The energy levels (En) of electrons confined in an infinite potential well using the particle-in-a-box model. 4) The transmission probability (P) of electrons through a potential barrier of different widths using the wavenumber (k).

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Semi 4 Ex Sol 2

This document provides solutions to exercises from Chapter 2 of the textbook "Semiconductor Physics and Devices". The exercises calculate various semiconductor properties including: 1) The energy (E) of photons with different wavelengths using Planck's constant and the speed of light. 2) The momentum (p) and wavelength (λ) of photons. 3) The energy levels (En) of electrons confined in an infinite potential well using the particle-in-a-box model. 4) The transmission probability (P) of electrons through a potential barrier of different widths using the wavenumber (k).

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Semiconductor Physics and Devices: Basic Principles, 4th edition Chapter 2

By D. A. Neamen Exercise Solutions


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Chapter 2
Exercise Solutions

1.054 10 n 34 2 2 2

Ex. 2.1 2 9.1110 12 10


31 10 2

(a) 4.179 10 20 n 2 J
E h
hc


6.625 10 3 10 34
10
4.179 10 20 n 2
or E n 0.261n 2 eV
100 10 8
1.6 10 19

1.9875 10 17 J Then
1.9875 10 17 E1 0.261 eV, E 2 1.045 eV,
or E 124 eV
1.6 10 19 E 3 2.351 eV

(b) E
hc


6.625 10 34 3 10 10 (b) E n
2 2 n 2
4500 10 8 2ma 2
4.417 10 19 J

1.054 10 n 34 2 2 2

4.417 10 19 21.67 10 12 10
27 10 2
or E 2.76 eV
1.6 10 19 2.28 10 23 n 2 J
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2.27967 10 23 n 2
or E n
Ex 2.2 1.6 10 19
(a) p 2mE
1.425 10 4 n 2 eV
Then E1 1.425 10 4 eV

2 9.11 10 31 12 10 3 1.6 10 19 1/ 2

E 2 5.70 10 4 eV
26
5.915 10 kg-m/s
E 3 1.28 10 3 eV
h 6.625 10 34
1.12 10 8 _______________________________________
p 5.915 10 26
m Ex 2.4


o 1 1 2
or 112 A E m 2 9.11 10 31 10 5
2 2
h 6.625 10 34
(c) p 4.555 10 21 J
112 10 10 Now
5.915 10 26 kg- 2m
m/s k2 V o E Set V o 3E
2
E

1 p 2 1 5.915 10 26

2
Then
2 m 2 2.2 10 31 1
k2 2m 2 E
= 7.952 10 21 J
7.952 10 21
or E
1.6 10 19
4.97 10 2

29.1110 2 4.555 10
31 21 1/ 2

eV 1.054 10 34
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or
Ex 2.3 k 2 1.222 10 9 m 1

2 2 n 2 P exp 2k 2 d
(a) E n
2ma 2 o
(a) d 10 A 10 10 10 m
Semiconductor Physics and Devices: Basic Principles, 4th edition Chapter 2
By D. A. Neamen Exercise Solutions
______________________________________________________________________________________
Test Your Understanding

P exp 2 1.222 10 9
10 10 10

or TYU 2.1
P 0.0868 8.68 % 1.054 10 34
(a) p
o
(b) d 100 A 100 10 10 m x 8 10 10
1.318 10 25 kg-m/s


P exp 2 1.222 10 9 100 10 10 (b) E
dE
p
d p2


p

or dp dp 2m
P 2.43 10 11 2.43 10 9 % 2p pp
p
2m m
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E
1.2 10 1.318 10
23 25

9.11 10 31
1.735 10 18 J or 10.85
eV
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Ex 2.5
2 m V O E
(a) k2
2



2 9.11 10 31 1.2 0.12 1.6 10 19 TYU 2.2
1.054 10 34 2
(a)
5.3236 10 9 m 1
E 0.8 1.6 10 19 1.28 10 19 e
Then V
0.12 0.12
T 16 1 1.054 10 34
1 .2 1.2 t 8.23 10 16
E 1.28 10 19


exp 2 5.3236 10 9 5 10 10 s
(b) Same as part (a), t 8.23 10 16 s
T 7.02 10 3 _______________________________________
0.12 0.12
(b) T 16 1 TYU 2.3
1.2 1.2
2 m V O E

exp 2 5.3236 10 9 25 10 10 (a) k2
2
12
T 3.97 10
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2 9.11 10 31 0.8 0.1 1.6 10 19
Ex 2.6 1.054 10 34
2

From Example 2.6, we have 1


= 4.286 10 9 m
13.58 0.0992
En eV 0.1 0.1
11.7 2 n 2 n2 T 16 1
0.8 0.8
E1 99.2 meV, E 2 24.8 meV,
E 3 11 .0 meV
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exp 2 4.2859 10 9 12 10 10
5
T 5.97 10
Semiconductor Physics and Devices: Basic Principles, 4th edition Chapter 2
By D. A. Neamen Exercise Solutions
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(b)

k2

2 9.11 10 31 1.5 0.1 1.6 10 19
1.054 10 34
2

6.061 10 9 m 1
0 .1 0.1
T 16 1
1 .5 1.5


exp 2 6.061 10 9 12 10 10
7
T 4.79 10
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TYU 2.4
T 5 10 6

0.08 0.08
16 1 exp 2k 2 a
0 .8 0 .8
so that exp 2k 2 a 2.88 10 5
2k 2 a 12.571

k2

2 9.11 10 31 0.8 0.08 1.6 10 19
1.054 10 34 2

1
4.3467 10 9 m
Then

12.571
a 1.446 10 9 m

2 4.3467 10 9

o
or a 14.46 A
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