Where can I find examples of energy band diagrams for semiconductor devices?

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Resources for learning to draw energy band diagrams for semiconductor devices, including pn-diodes, Schottky diodes, and MOSFETs, are sought after in this discussion. Users are looking for online materials that explain energy levels and their representations under different conditions, such as applied voltages and inversion. A suggested link to a resource from the University of Colorado provides relevant information. The focus is on understanding the diagrams in various scenarios to aid in studying semiconductor devices. Comprehensive online guides can enhance learning in this area.
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Hi,

I'm studying for a course in semiconductor devices, involving pn-diodes, schottky-diodes and mosfet transistors. Just wondering if there's any good online resource that demonstrates specifically how to draw energy band diagrams for the various devices in various situations (applied voltages, inversion, accumulation etc). How to draw the various energy levels and what they represent and so on. That would be helpful!

Thanks!
 
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