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Problems XV
  1. The most extensively used semiconductor is the _____?
  2. Semiconductor whose electron and hole concentrations are equal?
  3. A pair of electron and hole may also disappear due to _____?
  4. The conductivity of a pure semiconductor is relatively low but can be greatly increased by introducing a small amount of specific impurities into the crystal. This process is called _____?
  5. If the substance used in doping has more than four valence electrons, it is known as _____?
  6. The resistance of a semiconductor is known as _____?
  7. Thse are commonly used as donor impurities in Si?
  8. The free electrons produced after doping requires only _____ to be detached?
  9. Donor-doped semiconductor becomes a _____?
  10. P-type semiconductor has an excess of _____?
  11. The amount of kinetic energy by which an electron increases when it falls through a potential of 1V and is equal to 1.6x10-19J is _____?
  12. The minority carriers in N-type are _____?
  13. When a p-type and n-type materials (semiconductor) are brought together, some free electrons in the n-type and some holes in the p-type recombines at the junction and therefore produces and area or region where no free electrons nor holes exist. This region is called _____?
  14. The device that is formed when a p-type and n-type semiconductor material were brought together is known as _____?
  15. The terminal connected to the p-type and n-type materials of a junction diode are respectively called as _____?




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