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    The document is a laboratory report by Pranjal Chaubey in 2022 on microelectronics. It contains an objective to model and plot the variation of effective density of states in the conduction band (Nc), effective density of states in the valence band (Nv), and intrinsic free carrier concentration (ni) as functions of temperature in Celsius using Python code. The code defines constants, calculates Nc and Nv using effective masses, calculates ni using Nc and Nv, and plots the variation of Nc, Nv and ni with temperature.

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    The document is a laboratory report by Pranjal Chaubey in 2022 on microelectronics. It contains an objective to model and plot the variation of effective density of states in the conduction band (Nc), effective density of states in the valence band (Nv), and intrinsic free carrier concentration (ni) as functions of temperature in Celsius using Python code. The code defines constants, calculates Nc and Nv using effective masses, calculates ni using Nc and Nv, and plots the variation of Nc, Nv and ni with temperature.

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    The document is a laboratory report by Pranjal Chaubey in 2022 on microelectronics. It contains an objective to model and plot the variation of effective density of states in the conduction band (Nc), effective density of states in the valence band (Nv), and intrinsic free carrier concentration (ni) as functions of temperature in Celsius using Python code. The code defines constants, calculates Nc and Nv using effective masses, calculates ni using Nc and Nv, and plots the variation of Nc, Nv and ni with temperature.

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    PMMD LABORATORY

    REPORT-3

    BY

    CHAUBEY PRANJAL-
    2022H1230197H

    MICROELECTRONICS

    2022-2024
    OBJECTIVE:

    The electron DOS effective mass in Si is given by mn =p362mnl · m2nt, where mnl = 0.98m0, mnt =
    0.19m0, and m0 = 9.11 × 10−31 kg are the longitudinal, transverse effective masses, and rest
    mass respectively. Consider the heavy hole DOS effective mass in Si as mp = 0.49m0. Model
    the variation of the following densities and plot their models as functions of temperature T in
    ◦C

    1. Effective density of states in the conduction band Nc


    2. Effective density of states in the valence band Nv
    3. Intrinsic free carrier concentration ni

    Python Code:

    # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

    """

    Created on Fri Sep 30 19:09:27 2022

    @author: swast

    """

    import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

    import numpy as np

    m0=9.1e-31 # kg

    q=1.6e-19 # C

    T=np.linspace(0,1500,1001)

    mnl=0.98*m0

    mnt=0.19*m0

    mns=((36*mnl*(mnt)**2))**(1/3)

    mps=0.49*m0

    k=1.38e-23

    h=6.626e-34

    Eg=(1.21-3.6e-4*T)*q

    NC=2*(2*np.pi*mns*k*(T)/h**2)**1.5
    NV=2*(2*np.pi*mps*k*(T)/h**2)**1.5

    ni=(np.sqrt(NC*NV))*np.exp(-Eg/(2*k*T))

    plt.plot(T-273,NC)

    plt.plot(T-273,NV)

    plt.plot(T-273,ni)

    plt.xlabel('Temperature(centigrade)')

    plt.ylabel('NC,NV&ni of silicon')

    plt.legend(['NC','NV','ni'],loc=2,framealpha=0.8)

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