In the previous two units we have covered semiconductor bandstructures, the effective mass, and the concepts of electrons and holes in the conduction and valence bands. We also described various practical methods by which the band-gap of a semiconductor can be measured, including an electrical technique that involves measuring the conductivity as a function of temperature. In this unit we will examine the properties that make semiconductors unique: the ability to control the number of electrons and holes by the addition of impurity elements called dopants.
After studying this unit you will be able to:
1. Describe how donors and acceptors control the number of electrons and holes in semiconductors.
2. Describe the number of states, which electrons (or holes) can fill in the conduction (or valence) band of a semiconductor – the Density of States.
3. Describe the statistics that govern how electrons and holes fill states in the conduction and valence bands.
4. Calculate the number of electrons (or holes) in a doped (or undoped) semiconductor at a given temperature.
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