Review Questions
Table of Contents -
Glossary -
Study Aids
Exam #3 Wednesday Nov 26, 1997
- Neamen 10.29 (a. 14.7, b. 25.7)
- Neamen 10.34 (a. rs = 198 Ohm, b. 12% reduction)
- Neamen 10.36 (a. 3.18 GHz, b. 0.83 GHz)
- Neamen 4.12
- Neamen 4.15 (Jdiffusion = 5.1 A/cm2)
- Neamen 5.22 (a. 0.3294 eV, b. 0.3318 eV)
- Neamen 5.24
- Neamen 7.10 (Nn = 2.68E3, 1.27E5 and
6.05E6 cm-3)
- Neamen 7.12 (@ 200K: 2.21E-21, 3.46E-10, 7.1E-31 A/cm2,
@500K: 2.73E-3, 4.92E1, 2.95E-8 A/cm2)
- Consider the diode of example 7.2 p 250.
Find the accepter density which results in a four
times larger saturation current density. Repeat the
problem for Nd, Dn,
Dp,
tn0 and
tp0.
- Consider the MOSFET of example 10.10 p 467. Find
the acceptor density which doubles the threshold
shift. Repeat for the oxide thickness.
- Describe the differences between the quadratic and
variable depletion layer model of the MOSFET. How do those
differences affect the small signal parameters
gm, gd, C and
fT
© Bart Van Zeghbroeck, 1997