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Results tagged with solid-state-devices
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Refers to solid devices built on silicon wafers or ceramic substrate. Materials used could be silicon, germanium or gallium arsenide with copper conductors and oxide based insulators. Doping is the addition of performance enhancements compounds such as gold or germanium. Includes transistors of all types and logic, analog and special purpose devices such as CCD sensors. When done devices are sealed with plastic or ceramic compounds.
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A query regarding thermal voltage V = KT
According to Wikipedia the definition of thermal voltage is kT/q where k is the Boltzmann constant, T is the absolute temperature of the p–n junction, and q is the magnitude of charge of an electron ( …
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