The effective mass Conductivity effective mass – determines mobility.

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The effective mass Conductivity effective mass – determines mobility. Density of states effective mass – determines NC Cyclotron effective mass – can be measured directly

Electron in a periodic potential Why does the semiconductor industry use single crystal material (when possible) ?

Electrons are not scattered by a periodic potential – move with a constant velocity as in vacuum !

Electron in vacuum

Dispersion

Electron in vacuum

Electron in a periodic potential  

Electron in a 3D periodic potential  

primative reciprocal lattice basis vector respectively. and .  

Expansion of E(kx,ky,kz) near a minimum value E0= E(kx0,ky0,kz0)

Expansion of E(kx,ky,kz) near a minimum value E0= E(kx0,ky0,kz0)

In the coordinate system in which the effective mass tensor is diagonal

Acceleration due to an electric filed (F)

Effective mass tensor – valid near E(k) minima and maxima only

Constant energy surfaces in crystal momentum space cookies

Constant energy surfaces near a minimum are ellipsoids

Constant energy surfaces in Si and Ge near a minimum are ellipsoids of revolution

Acceleration of an electron near an energy minimum in silicon

Electron transport effective mass in silicon and germanium

Homework competition – find a shorter way to prove this equation for germanium than given in last year’s home exam

The spherical case - Electrons in GaAs Holes in Si, Ge, GaAs

Cyclotron resonance effective mass

Cyclotron resonance effective mass –to be shown in the tutorial

Cyclotron resonance effective mass –to be shown in the tutorial

Density of states effective mass

Density of states

Example: density of states of hydrogen gas

Density of states of solids g(E) E

Density of electrons in an energy band g(E) E E f

Density of holes in an energy band g(E) E E f

Approximation for the Fermi Dirac distribution for E-Ef>3KT

Density of electrons in an energy band g(E) E E f

Density of states of solids in K space

The density of states in an energy interval is proportional to the volume in K space between two constant energy surfaces

Constant energy surfaces in crystal momentum space cookies

Volume of an ellipsoid

Volume of a constant energy (E’) ellipsoid

Density of states near a conduction band minimum or valence band maximum, and the definition of the density of states effective mass

Conduction band density of states effective mass

Valence band density of states effective mass

Summary Conductivity effective mass – determines mobility. Density of states effective mass – determines NC Cyclotron effective mass – can be measured directly

Elective home exercise Derive conductivity and density of states effective mass for holes. k E hh lh