SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE PHYSICS AND DESIGN

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300 CHAPTER 6. BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTORS

ND

W

A

ND/2

W

B

0 2W 0 2W

Figure 6.30: Figure for problem 6.38.

p


++

i n n


++

0.4 μm 0.1 μm

Figure 6.31: Figure for problem 6.39


  1. Draw the band diagram of this base collector junction at zero bias. Assume that the
    base is heavily doped so that the entire voltage falls in the collector region. The
    built-in voltage is 1.4 eV.

  2. Since theΓ−Lvalley spacing in GaAs is 0.3 eV, we would like to make the voltage
    drop in the intrinsic collector adjacent to the base to be equal to that number. This
    would lead to high electron velocities without intervalley transfer. Is it possible to
    achieve this by adding a single sheet of acceptors or donors to this structure? Draw
    charge, electric field and energy band profiles to explain your answer. Calculate the
    acceptor or donor sheet charge density you would use.

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