Chapter1. Introduction to Electronics
1.2
I D/A converter has VLSB= 2−nVF S.
1.5
I KVL: every cycle voltage sum = 0.
I KCL: every node current sum = 0.
Chapter2. Solid-State Electronics
2.1
I semiconductor materials bandgap energy EG (eV).
(C 碳, 5.47) (Si 矽, 1.12) (Ge 鍺, 0.66) (Sn 錫, 0.082) (Gallium arsenide 砷化鎵, 1.42)
(Gallium nitride氮化鎵, 3.49) (Indium phosphide 磷化銦, 1.35) (Boron nitride氮化硼, 7.50) (Si+C, 3.26) (Ca+Se, 1.70)
2.2
I intrinsic carrier density ni (cm−3).
n2i = BT3exp
−EG
kT
cm−6
I k =Boltzmann’s constant, 8.62 × 10−5 eV/K.
I T =absolute temperature, K.
I B =material-dependent parameter, K−3·cm−6. (Si, 1.08 × 1031) (Ge, 2.31 × 1030)
(GaAs, 1.27 × 1029) [500K Ge:1016, Si:1014, GaAs:3 × 1011] I 庫倫常數一個電子的電量 −q = −1.602 × 10−19 C.
I Hole density p (holes/cm3).
I pn product (used in thermal equilibrium):
pn = n2i
2.3
I electrical resistivity ρ; conductivity σ = 1/ρ.
I drift current density j = Qv (C/cm3)(cm/s)=A/cm2. j =current density2, charge in 庫倫 moving through an area of unit cross section
Q =charge density2, the charge in a unit volume v =velocity of charge in an electric field
2.4
I electrical conductivity: σ = q(nµn+ pµp)
2.6
I [n > p]:n-type, [p > n]:p-type.
I
ND=donor impurity concentration atoms/cm3. NA=acceptor impurity concentration atoms/cm3. I charge neutrality: q(ND+ p − NA− n) = 0.
I
( For n-type(ND> NA): n ∼= ND− NA p = N n2i
D−NA
For p-type(NA> ND): p ∼= NA− ND n = N n2i
A−ND
I Typical values of |NA− ND| in range 1014↔21/cm3.
2.7
I total impurity NT = NA+ ND. I mobility approximations
µn= 92 + 1270 1 +
NT 1.3×1017
0.91
µp= 48 + 447 1 +
NT
6.3×1016
0.76
I σ ∼= qµnn for n-type material. (p-type 類似)
Chapter3. Solid-State Diodes and Diode Cir- cuits
3.3
I Diode equation: iD= IS[exp(vD/VT) − 1].
IS =reverse saturation current of diode (A) vD=voltage applied to diode (V)
q =electronic charge (1.60 × 10−19 C) k =Boltzmann’s constant (1.38 × 1023J/K) T =absolute temperature (K)
n =nonideality factor (dimensionless) usually n = 1 VT = kT /q =thermal voltage (V)
I typical range 10−18A ≤ IS ≤ 10−9A.
3.8
I Schottky barrier diode