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Compensation and Space Charge Neutrality

  • Semiconductors can be doped with both donors ( Nd) and acceptors (NA) simultaneously.
  • Suppose a material doped with Nd >  NA  1181_arrow.png  predominantly n-type 1181_arrow.png EF lies above acceptor level Ea completely full, although, with EF above Ei, hole concentration cannot be equal to NA.
  • Mechanism:
    • The electrons are donated to conduction band from donor level Ed
    • An acceptor state gets filled by the valence band electron, hence creating a hole in thevalence band.
    • An electron from conduction band recombines with this hole.
    • Extending this logic, it is expected that resultant concentration of the electrons in the conduction band would be Nd, NA in place of   Nd.
    • The process is called as compensation.
  • By compensation, the n-type material can be made intrinsic (making  NA =  Nd ) or even p-type (for  NA >  Nd ).

Note that a semiconductor is neutral to begin with, and, after doping also, it remains neutral

(Since for all donated electrons, there are positively charged ions ( Nd+); and for all accepted electrons (or holes in the valence band), there are negatively charged ions ( Na-).

  • Thus, the sum of positive charges should be equal the sum of negative charges, and this relation can be given by       P0 + Nd  = n0 +Na  (2.17) 

  • is referred to as the equation for the space charge neutrality.
  • This equation, solved simultaneously with law of mass action (given by  1995_Space charge neutrality.png) provides the information about the carrier concentrations. Note: for,  2116_Space charge neutrality1.png

Drift of Carriers in Electric and Magnetic Fields

  • The collisions of the charge carriers with the lattice and with the impurity atoms under electric and/or magnetic fields must be accounted for, to compute the current flow through the device.
  • These procedures will affect the ease (mobility) with which carriers move within the lattice.
  • These collision and scattering processes rely on temperature, which affects the thermal motion of lattice atoms and velocity of the carriers.

 

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