Lecture

Semiconductors: Band Structure and Carrier Concentration

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Description

This lecture covers the band structure of semiconductors, insulators, and metals, explaining the concept of density of states and the relationship between band slope and number of states. It also discusses the Fermi distribution at finite temperatures and the densities of electrons and holes in intrinsic semiconductors.

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