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Analysis Flow

Similar to most subjects, the analysis of semiconductor devices is also performed by starting from simpler problems and regularly progressing to more complex ones as explained below:

  1. Analysis under zero excitation that is equilibrium.
  2. Analysis within constant excitation: in other words dc or static characteristics.
  3. Analysis within time varying excitation but with quasi-static approximation dynamic characteristics.
  4. Analysis within time varying excitation: non quasi-static dynamic characteristics.

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Although there is zero external current and voltage in equilibrium, the condition inside the device is not so trivial. Generally, voltages, charges and drift-diffusion current components at any specific point within the semiconductor might not be zero.


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