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... Impurity or extrinsic conductivity . Impurity states . Thermal ionization of impurities . Mobility in the presence of impurity atoms . Analy- sis of experimental results . Lifetime and recombination . Minority carrier transport and hole ...
... Impurity or extrinsic conductivity . Impurity states . Thermal ionization of impurities . Mobility in the presence of impurity atoms . Analy- sis of experimental results . Lifetime and recombination . Minority carrier transport and hole ...
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... impurity ; thus semiconduc- tors such as Cu2O or ZnO are known as deficit semiconductors . We consider in particular ... impurity atom in silicon ; ( a ) with arsenic impurity an electron is available for conduction ; ( b ) with boron ...
... impurity ; thus semiconduc- tors such as Cu2O or ZnO are known as deficit semiconductors . We consider in particular ... impurity atom in silicon ; ( a ) with arsenic impurity an electron is available for conduction ; ( b ) with boron ...
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... impurity , a hole may be bound to a trivalent impurity in germanium or silicon . The two situations are compared in Fig . 13.5 . Typical trivalent impurities are B , Al , Ga , and In ; such impurities are called acceptors , because they ...
... impurity , a hole may be bound to a trivalent impurity in germanium or silicon . The two situations are compared in Fig . 13.5 . Typical trivalent impurities are B , Al , Ga , and In ; such impurities are called acceptors , because they ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 85 |
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