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(Wi) When the interatomic spacing r becomes equal to
2 Cra) then the band of 4N filled energy Awels
is separetedl from the bandl of 4N unfilled energy
levels by an e1
ea entrgy band >
which as Thenated of by & can
The Aower Compl filled bomd is colledt
Volonee band omel He upper unfilled barol is Alled
ConclucHon bend. Tae mmimum en utred for
req
shifting electrons from volanc. ecw to ConduecHon
band "8 equal to enngy band gap (Eg).
Difference between Metals (Conductors), Insulotors
amd semiconductors on the baila af Energy Bomds {-
Conductors (Metals) —
In Conductors the Conduchon
amd vatence cand portly Overlap each otwr and there
4B No enngy gab In between -
CONDUCTION
‘BAND. EMPTY
————,) _conouction
OVERLAPPED y BAND
I
| 35 cowucron
ef 28 3F
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aie tes!
a ae
i
FILLED
VALENCE VALENCE | ae
‘BAND BAND BAND
Conoluctors Insutetors Semiconductors
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Semiconductors —
Tn semicenduyuctrs the valence’ band
Ad totally Filled omd He Conduchon band is empty
but the energy gap betwen CorcucHen band and
valance band id quite small. It is Les tan 3 ev.
Ey for germomium Js oz ev ond for Silicon it is Itev.
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At zero kelvin temperature semiconoluctor behoves
or ts :
Insulotors —
Tr inaulotors the energy as quite
lange CEg > ev). Dus to Large ce no blechen
44 able to from the valance bon Fo the Conduchon
band. Hence electrical cerducton im these materials
45 impossible omd trey behave. ak insulodors.
INTRINSIC SEMICONDUCTORS -
A Pure Semtonducty which us free of every
impurity 14 called intrinsic semiconductor.
Examples- Silicon CSi) ancl Germanium Cae) -
ceo:
vi ; }
a ee ENERGY
+--4} te GAP
.
EMPTY
CONDUCTION
BAND
cae Boke \ QV
Silicon (tu) 1s? 28% 2 PS ae ap?
Germanium (32) 18° 2s*2pS actzptag!yc? up >
Both the atoms (Si and Ge) have four valance electrons.
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TAe four valance electors of A geamanium otom
form four Covalent bands by sharimg tre electrons
of Neightoouring four geemanium atoms.
The minimum required to break a Covalent
bomd iA 0-72 ev for Ge omd Lew for sj. At room
temperoture when an electro breaks awoy from a
Covalent bond , tre empty place or vacancy Aipt in
the bore is catleoll a hole.
when an extemal electric field is applied,
e free electrons omd holes meave in opposite
oUrectons and Cmsttute AQ Curent. The number
of free electrons ond holes are exactly equal in
an “intrinsic Semiconcluctoy.
Also the Conductivity of intrinsic semiconcluctor is
vers Low. The hole is Consiclurscl at an ache parHele
in the votance bemol , having a positive charge equal
to thot of an electron.
Doping :-
ema Dopin Ud a process ef adodlition of @
olesivable Impurity atims 4o a pure semicencluctor +o
moolify tts properties in a Controlled mannex. The impurity
atoms added are catlol olepants.
pa of a SemicorcluctoY Increases Lts electrical
comoluctivity a great extent.
Methods of oping : -
(1) Adol the impurity afoms in the melt of Semiconolucio.
Gi) Implant olopant “atoms by bombaning the Semitorduchy
with they tons.
Gil) Heatythe semicerductyr in atmosphere 6$ clopant atoms.
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EXTRINSIC SEMICONDUCTORS ~
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F olopec) semiconductor or a semicenductor esi th
Suitable impurity atom addecl to it is Called extrinsic
semiconductor
Extrinsic: SemiCenoluctors one of two types -
id n- type Semiconductor Gi) P-type Semiconoluctor
(i) N-type Semiconductor —
when A pure Semicenoluctor of silicon (si) or
Germenium (Ge) 14 cloped with pentavalent atoms which
have’ five valance electrons (Phosphorous, Arsenic, antimmy
oy Bismuth D ten tt ts coltecd n-type Semiconductor:
The four of the five valance electrons of the
Impurity atoms wlll form Covalent band with He
acljoining four atvms of the silfeon , vohile the Fifth
electron id free fo move- Tus each tmpurdty atom
added corotes one gree electron to the erystal, hese
impurity atoms are Called cloner odoms.
Since the Conduction op electricity a4 otis.
to the motion of electrons (te negotve charges), so
thot the veaulting semiconocluctor® is c
n-tye.
or olonoy Aype Semiconductor.
Tr n-type Semiconductors electrons are majority
Canniers and holes ake minority carriers.
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Cit) P- type Semiconductor —
When a Pure semitonduchr of silicon Csi)
or Germanium (Ge) 13 oped with @ Controlled amount
ob trivalent atoms ,which have three valance electrons
(Boren, Aluminium, “Gallium, Inclium) then sd is Cabbed
P-Aype semiconcluctor-
The three valance electons of the impurt
otom will form Covalent bonds with the adjoining three
atoms of geemanium Cae), while there ull be one
incomplete Covalent bond witha nelghbourin, Ge atom,
this oleficiency of an electron creates @ ‘hole’.
The trivalent atoms are calteol acceptor atoms and
He Conduction of electricity occurs clue to motion of
holes (be Positive charges) 5so the veaubting Aen} condachr
JA Collect p- ae or acceptor Lype sem) conductor.
“ACCEPTOR
ENERGY
STATE
E= .01 to .045eV
;
In p-type Semitmoluetor elechons One minor ty
Corsiers and holes Oke majority Comics.
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Distincton behven Intrinsic and extrensic sem)coiductors-
INTRINSIC SEMICONDUCTOR
|. It is pure semiconducting material and no
impurity atoms are added to it.
Examples are crystalline forms of pure silicon
and germanium.
}. The number of free electrons in conduction band
and the number of holes in valence band is
exactly equal and very small indeed.
Its electrical conductivity is low.
. Its electrical conductivity is a function of
temperature alone.
n-TYPE SEMICONDUCTOR
|. Itisanextrinsic semiconductor which is obtained
by doping the impurity atoms of Vth group of
periodic table to the pure germanium or silicon
semiconductor.
The impurity atoms added, provide extra
electrons in the structure, and are called donor
atoms,
The electrons are majority carriers and holes are
minority carriers.
The electron density (n,) is much greater than
the hole density (n,), i.e. n, >> My.
}. The donor energy level is close to the conduction
band and far away from valence band.
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. aera eee ean
atoms to the pure semiconducting material.
Examples are silicon and germanium crystals
with impurity atoms of arsenic, antimony, phos-
phorous etc. or indium, boron, aluminium etc,
|. The number of free electrons and holes is never
equal. There is excess of electrons in n-type
semiconductors and excess of holes in p-type
semiconductors.
Its electrical conductivity is high.
. Its electrical conductivity depends upon the
temperature as well as on the quantity of impurity
atoms doped in the structure.
P-TYPE SEMICONDUCTOR
|. Itis an extrinsic semicondugtor which is obtained
by doping the impurity atoms of II group of
periodic table to the pure germanium or silicon
semiconductor.
‘The impurity atoms added, create vacancies of
electrons (i.e. holes) in the structure and are
called acceptor atoms.
‘The holes are majority carriers and electrons are
minority carriers.
The hole density (n,) is much greater than the
electron density (n,), i¢.,n, >> 2,
|. The acceptor energy level is close to valence band
and is far away from conduction band.
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P-N TUNCTION —
when a p-type semicencluctor crypt 4s Joines|
with an n-type Aemiconcluctor crystal , tren the resulting
arxangement 4s Called a p-n junction er junchon clicde.
Formation of PN~Tunction —
To make a Pen junction , the n type ome P-type
silicon crystals are cut Into thin wafers. Tf on @ wafer
of n-type Silican ,an aluminium film is placed and
heated to Qa hit temperature 580%, aluminium Arffuses
indd siliden and a p-type Aemicenductor 4s formed on
an n-type Aemitoncuctor. Such a formation of P-tegion
on n-region 44 Calledl P-n junction,
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Diffusion and Drift -
When P-n juncHon Ud formed) due to olf ference.
in Concentration of Corriens in two regions of Pn
Junction, the electrons from n-region oliffuse thro’
the junction into p-region and holes from p- region
diffuse Into n-rveglon. The motion of Charge Carievs gives
rise to diffusion curment aeross the junction.
Electron
——
Electron Depletion Layer Hole
_ Due to diffusion of electrons and holes a Layer of
positively chargeol dlenoy atoms in n-region and a Layer of
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negatively charged acceptor atoms In p-region are created.
This positive anol negative space charge regions on both
sides of pon junction vill form a region whieh has
immobile tons and is caltecl olzpletion yégion.
Due te positive anol negative Space ch fon
at p-n junction, an electric. fielol is ee a
jumetion- Due do this electric field olwvelopedl at the
junction ,an electron on p-sicle of the junction moves to
n-side and a holes on n-sicle of junction moves to P-
Stole of function. The motion of these Charge carriers lure
4p electric field is Called obift. As a result of it,a drift
Currerd starts, which is opposite in ctivection to the atiffusion
cument -
In the begining the diffusion Current is
but chift Cument is small. As the oliffusion process Cont-
nues the strength of electric field across Hre junction incyeases
and tHuruby drift cwount Increases. This Process Continues
until the oliffusion cwoent becomes equal to the olrift
current. Now the p-n junction is sald to be be in equili-
brium Atate ane thre 48 no Current across the pon function.
At this stage, the Potential barrier across the juncton has
maximum valut Ve. Now the movement of majority charge
Carries across the junction stops amd the potential ac
as a barrievy hence Known as Potentia) barriev.
At room Aumpernctire (300k) Va Js about oaVv
for Ge omd OT for Si. The value of Va increases with
rise in temperature for Ge ard si.
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BIASING OF THE PN JUNCTION -
There at two methods of biasing the p-n junction-
G) Forware biasing Gi) Reverse biasing
(1) Forward. Biasing I
A pon junction is Said 4o be forward biased if
the positive terminal of the extemal battery is Connected
to p-siole and the negative terminal to the n-side of
P-n junction.
Depletion Layer
In forward biasing the -forwarel Voltage. opposes the
potential barrier Ve. As a result of it potential barrier and
wiolth of depletion layer clecveases. The effechve value of
potentiod barriey in forward biasing Is (Ve-V).
(2) Rewerse_Blasing :-
A pn junction (s said to be veverse biased if
the positive terminal of te external battery is Connected
do n-side and the negative terminal do p-sicle of the
P-n junction.
Tn reverse biasing the reverse bior voltage supports
the potentential barwer Va. As a result of it “barrier
potenti). amd ovidth of olipletion region increases.
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The effective value of barriey potenthal under
yeyerse biat ib (Va+V).
Depletion Layer
ahi
HH
8
In reveese biasing, there 18 no Conduction across
the junction clue to majority carriers + Howey a feo
minokity Cowiers of pon junction cliede cyoss the junction
after bemg accelerated by high reverse bias voltage. They
Consitute “a cunrenf which ts Callecl reverse Cunent or
leakage cwdent
CHARACTERISTICS OF PN JUNCTION DIODE ~
Ci) Forward Chanactenistcs -
On plotting a graph between forward bias voltage
and forword Current we get the following graph.
Forward
Current
Voltage
Voltage
(for silicon diodes vm ~ 0.7V)
8
Tt 4s found that beyond forward voltage V = VK,
Called Knee voltage (ov for Ge and o-7v-for Si)the current
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throw the junction starts increasin: Yopidly with
voltage and Showing the Linear variation. But belaw
the Knee voltage the variation m Current is negligible
omd the curve da non- Linear.
(ii) Reverse Characteristics -
On plotting a gmph behoen reverse bias voltage
and reverse Curent, we get the sevease characterisHes as
Shewn in fig. From the cwwe we note that in verse
bioemg of Pon junction, the cuwunt is very small (a HA)
and Js indepenolent on voltage upto certain reverse blas
Vo ltege. » Known ab breakoloun voltage *
REVERSE BIAS (V)
8-6 4 -2
(wel) aNgwuNO 3SUAATY
Th the reverse bras Veltoge exceeds the breakaloan
voltage the reverse curscant thro the pon junction usil]
increase abwiptly. Ih tis cuvunt exceeds the vated value.
of p-n junction (specified by manufacturer), the p-n junchion
wail get damaged.
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PN-DIODE AS A RECTIFIER-
Rectifier is a dwjce which is used for Conver ting
altemating current / Voltage into olivect cwrent|Vorrage,
Thre ane two types of rectifier —
GD Half wave rechfier Gi) Full Wave Rechifter
(1) HALF WAVE RECTIFIER -
AC. Voltage +0 be rectified i connected to
the pélmary winding P,P. of @ Stepelown transformer:
S;S2 42 the seconel Coil of the transformer, S, Js
Connected to the Portion P of the p-n junction. Sa is
comec-ted to the portion n through Load resistance R.
Output is taken across the Lead resistance R,
INPUT
VOLTAGE
—s
OUTPUT
VOLTAGE
=>
WORKING -
Dung, positive. hal eycle ob AC. Suppose Sy
becomes positive, Sa becomes neg ive and the pn junction
44 forward biased. The veslstance of pnjuncton becomes
Low. The maximum forward current flows in the circuit
ond we Gt output across - Load.
Duin negative has cycle of Ac: Si becomes
negative. and a ds positive » Tha pn Junetion is veverse
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biased. Tt offers high vesistance and hence there
no flow of current and thus no output across Load,
Hence in the output, we have current Correapon—
ling 40 one half cycle of the wave and the other
half ds missing. That is why the process Jd CaLleol
hodf wave rechHcation -
(2) FULL WAVE RECTIFIER —
Fer full wave rectfication , we have to use
two P-n junction odes Dd, and Da-+ The Ciyewit is
Shown in the given ig:
ORR ING unin the positive half cucle of AC the
Moot Dy us forward biased and the olde Da ts reverse
biased. The forward current flows through cliode D, in
the olirection as Shown in Aig:
Bung the negative h cle of AL. the
code D; ws ne erg been a is forward
biased. The forward Current flows trough ok Da+ We
Observe thot curing both the half cycles of A.c., Curent
trough R flows in the same direction.
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‘ TIME
1
Due to | Due to + Due to
Dz
{TIME
Hence the output signal Voltage is uniolivectonaf
having nprle contents Ci-e. cle. Components and ae.
Components of voltage). It can be Converted into alc,
voltage by Filtering through a filter circuit -
FILTER-
A single capacitor of high value of Capacitance
Commected across the. output of rectifier Can wark ab the
filter. ;
The Capacitor offers Low impedance to a.c. Component
(Xe = de tuber) ond offers infinite impedance fo abc.
Due to ot, the ae. Component is byparsed or
filterrel out. Tt produces a voltege clrdp across Lead
yerjstonce Re as a filtered ob. output, which i almost
Ac. voltage» Such filtey is wlclly used din power supplies,
INPUT
AC.
YSISILOSe
Time
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Gi) PHotoprope -
Photodiode <8 an optoelectronic cleviee
in which Cw unt Cavers (electrons ond holes) ane
genrated by photons through photo excitation «
In photocliode a transparent window Is made
to allow the Light of Auitoble greguency to folh om
Jt. Tt Gk operated) under reverse bias. The Conductivity
of P-n junction photocliccle neveases usith the increase
in intensity of LUght falling on st.
UGHT mA
REVERSE VOLTAGE |
uGHT DARK CURRENT, ie
Sele |
fin hi
hh
Hl
Working -
when a Li ener’ reater than
forbidden entngy gap Thy as 17 a itcent on a
reverse biased ~p-n junction photodiodes an additional
electvon hole pairs are created in the olepletion layer.
These charge Carkiers flow across the junction andl
generate Q reverse curvert across the junction.
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LNSexeND
asuanay
&
It us found that the reverse satwrahion current
through the. photoeliode varies almost Ainsorly ustth the
Aight intensity:
When the photodiode is reverse biased , Hun
& certain current exists Mn the circult even whin no
Light is ineiclent on the p-n junction of photoclioele.
This cwvunt ts called dark cwourh
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Uses of Photvolioces ~
Gi) In photoditettion for optical ‘signals.
Gi) In clemodulation for optical Signals .
Gil) In switching tre Light on amd off-
(iv) In reading of Computers, puncheol cards ane} tapes.
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Ci) LIGHT EMITTING Diope €LED) -
LED UA aq Photoeleetronic clewice which Converts
decthicol energy into Light enngy.
Tt u aheavily clopeel p-n juncHon code which
emits spordantous yadiation C4igdt) under foumrd bias.
ao pila:
“PS:
In an LED +e upper Layer of p-type Aemitond—
uetor is asitecl by oli ffusim on n- type ev of
PS ae metals Contacts are Ali for
opphyin the forwarol bias voltoge fo the p-n junction
oliodé m battery through a yeristance (R) which
Controls tue brightness of Aight emitted.
WeRrkINa - .
oo When pon junction 44 forwotro! biased, the
movement of majority charge Comkiers take place across
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the jJuncHon. The electrons move from n-siole 40
P-Siole. through the junction and holes move from p-
Sicle fo N-side thro the junction. As a resutt
of ats the ConcentraHon of mimority carsies Increases
vapidly at the junction bounolaruy «
These minority Carsers recombine with major
Corriexs near the Junction. On vecombmratio of electron
and hole the energy Ja given out in the form of heat
and ight. In pm Junction Uodis mace of materials
Avke gettium arsenic (GaAs), gallium phosphice (aap)
and gallium -arseniole - phosphide (GahsP) a greater per
centage of energy released during the recombination is
in the form of visible Aight «
Al vantages of LED over Bulb :-
» CL) LED has Lers power and low operational voltage,
@) LED has fast action and requires no warm up dime,
(s) LED 4a cheab amd easy to hance,
(4) LED can be used for veuuteby of use eg, In burglar
csi 4yatem, in optical Communication, in oligital wodches
etc.
ail Explain giving reason, Why the semiconductor
Bis used for fabrication of visible Aght Leps must
have a band gap of at Least (ready) 1g ev.
Sob Semiconductors with bend BPP (Eg) Close to reev
One pAsfersed to make Leps because the emilted
Light fouls in the visible vegion of Em wave spetdrum.
The other veason to select these moateridh ane
high optical absorption amd dew cost-
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(iv) SOLAR CELL -
Pr solax cell Converts solar e: indo
electrical enagy, Tt 4s also a pn-junetion olicde,
METAL CONTACT
A solar cell Consists of @ Silleon or gallium—
Arsenio p-n junction cliode packed In a can with
AAS winolow on top: The upper layer Ws of p-type Aemi-
Conoluctor. It is wery thin 40 that the Mcictent Aight
photons may easily reach the p-n junction.
On the top face of p-dayer, the metal finger
electrooles are prrpartd in order 40 have enough spacing
between the fingers for the Lat to reach the p-n
JuneHon through P-layer.
Working !-
when phobns of Light (of enray hy > Eq)
fu at the junction , electron-hole pairs ase generetter
in the depletion layey. The electrons and holes
move in opposite alivection due to junction field.
The photo qenuratee! electrons move towards n-side
and holes move fowards p-side of P-n junction, They
wsill be Callected at the- two sides of the junction, giving
vise 40-4 photo voltage befween the top and bettom
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metal electrodes. when a external bead is connected aus
meta} electrodes a phots current flows.
The V-L chanacteristics f a solar coll Lying in
fourth quecwant of the Coordinate axes. FH is so because
Solar cell olaes not craw current but supplied to the
hood. In graph point A represents open circuit voltage
cmd point B vepresents short circuit.
Uses !-
CL Solan cells ane used for charging storage botferles
mM clay dime, which Com supply the power ing right
Gi) Solan cells are usecl in saiellites 40 operte the varies
electrical Instrument Kapt insicle the 4sadellife .
Gil) Solan cetls ake used in colewators, watches etc.
GN) Solan cells cre used to Power traffic signals «
@D state the reason), why Gafs is most Commonly used
BS in making Asclar Cells.
eseh The ob the maximum intensity of the
Selar yaoliaHion La nearty 1S ev. In ovcler to have
Photo excitation the energy of YacliaHion (hy) must
be greater then entrgy banal gop (E3)-
Therefore the Aemiconductoy with energy band
gop about sev or Lower and with higher absorption
coefficient ts Likely to give better olan Conversion
efficiency. The enngy bancel gap for Si is 1-4 ew and
for Gahs Jd is about 1-53 ev
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Disoclvantages of Semicerclucty levies —
Ci) Semicorcluctor clevices cue more senriHve to changes
of Lempercdw wherwar the vaccum tubes are Lun
Sensitive. «
(2) Tt Ga olifficult Jo produce Aemiconcluctoy clink
with exactly jdlenticol chanachrtatics -
(2) The noise Level is higher in semiconductor olevices
OA Compere 40 the. vaccum tuber -
(4) Semiconductor olknces cannot handle as much power.
OA’ vaccum tubes.
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Blo. Describe briefly woth the -helb of a circuit
Aiagram, how the flo bere Comers in a
p-1i-p cel af Ee Dac with emitfer- bose
juncton forward mel bose - Collector junction
‘reverse Biased.
Cc Bse 2012)
Qi. Draw the output caveform at x, _waing the
given inputs A ancl B® for the Josie Circuit
Shown below. Also ickendify the pe operation
perpormect by tris civeuit. (Dethi 20n )
Sty) te ast Ae ts! te! ty
Qld. Draw the tronsfer Chonactenistic. curwe of a bate
biosec! tamistor in Ce confi ion. cpt, are
how the achive region of the’ Vo versus Vi
im a trysistoy i - used as an arnplih tA.
Cdelhi 20)
Qn. Waite the truth cteble for the degie cirewit
Shown below and lountify the Logie opercdion
pertprmed by tia iret}
c Cdelhi 20)
a ps
{| >
{>i
Qty. ane ‘the terms & Input resistence Ri)
(> nt amplific okt o™m stor B B of a tremsisbr
user dts ¢
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