Title: Device Physics
1Lecture 7.0
2Electronic Devices
- Passive Components
- Resistance (real )
- Conductor
- Resistor
- Battery
- Active Components
- Reactance (Imaginary )
- Capacitor
- Inductor
- Diode
- Transistor
- Surge Protector
3Conductors
Resistance, R ? L/A Capacitance C??oA/d
- Materials
- Metal Interconnects
- Wire Lines
- W, Al, Cu
- Vias
- W
- Gates
- W
4Metal Junctions
- Metal Interconnects
- Wire Lines
- W, Al, Cu
- Vias
- W
- Gates
- W
Equilibration of Ef Difference in Work Functions
5Resistors
- On Chip
- Low resistance
- Silicon with dopants at a particular
concentration - High resistance
- Insulator with a specific size
- Gate oxide-tunneling junction
- Oxide Insulator between two conductors
- Circuit Board Resistors
6Capacitance
C??oA/d ?C/Co ?1?e ?e electric
susceptibility
7Capacitor
- Allows AC signal to pass
- Stops DC part of signal
- Slow build-up of charge
- Timing Circuits
- Signal Integration
- Reactance
- Imaginary for Resistance
8Capacitors in Silicon Chips
- On chip
- SiO2
- Si3N4
- On Circuit Board
- BaTiO3
- (Pb,La)TiO3
- Materials
- SiO2
- Si3N4
- BaTiO3
- (Pb,La)TiO3
9Dielectric Constant
???? ?opt (V/C)2 ?opt n2 nRefractive index
10Circuit Board Capacitor
Ni Electrodes BaTiO3 Dielectric 2000-3000
11On Chip Capacitor (Memory Chip)
- An electric circuit element used to temporarily
STORE a charge, consisting of TWO CONDUCTIVE
plates separated and insulated from each other by
a DIELECTRIC.
12Void
13Inductor
- What is it?
- Coil of wire
- Not used on Chip
- On Circuit Board
- Used often
- Reactance
- (imaginary for resistance)
14P-n junction
- One way flow of current
- Diode bridge
- Converts AC to DC
- Photo Diode Laser
15P-N Junction - Diode
Ef
Ef
16Diodes
- P-n junction
- One way flow of current
- Diode bridge
- Converts AC to DC
- Photo Diode Laser
17Poissons Equation
- ?2U -?/(? ?o )
- N side
- ?n - e Nd
- P side
- ?p e Na
- UF Potential (volt)
18Poisson Eq. d2U/dx2 -?/(??o)
19P-N Junction (Diode) no bias V
- Thickness of depletion layers
- Nd ln Np lp
- Current to equilibrate electrons from p zone to n
zone due to competition of diffusion vs drift due
to contact ?.
20Diode with Applied Voltage
21P-N Junction (Diode) with forward bias V
- Current to equilibrated electrons from p zone to
n zone.
22P-N Junction (Diode) with reverse bias V
- Current to equilibrated electrons from p zone to
n zone.
23Diode Avalanche Breakdown
24Diode equivalent circuit