半导体物理第6次课学习课件.pptVIP

Conductivity Conductivity s is the ability to conduct electric current. s=1/r, where r is the resistivity. Both electrons and holes contributes to the conductivity in SM. The higher the concentration of carriers, the higher the conductivity; The more scattering the carriers experience, the lower the conductivity; Mobility of the carriers in EM fields Movements of carriers in EM fields:Random+drift In the following discussions, we take electrons as example. Let field strength=E, and the effective mass of electron is m*, then the accelerator of the electron is Suppose random scattering, i