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Undergrad How do electrons behave in resistive circuits and semiconductors?
To everyone, thank you for your reply. This will help me a lot!- dhan_louie
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad Effects of radiation on Electric Field
Thank you for your reply. Regarding additional heating of the component. Is it possible to compute it given that we know how much radiation is being emitted from the source? If so, how can this be done?- dhan_louie
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Undergrad How do electrons behave in resistive circuits and semiconductors?
Thank you for replying, it is true that I have not realized the branch of physics: solid state physics during my course (thanks to my very industrious professor ), that's why I'm left researching other stuffs myself. Can you recommend a good book about the subject. Also, which topic should I...- dhan_louie
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad How do electrons behave in resistive circuits and semiconductors?
Thanks for the reply. Regarding the values I'm interested to get, it's the current and the voltage for each individual component, and if possible the heat emission. Current is assumed to be flowing. Regarding the "electron gas" model, does this mean that if I will treat electrons as gas...- dhan_louie
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad Effects of radiation on Electric Field
How does radiation (e.g. x-ray) affect the flow of electrons in an electric field? More specifically how does this affect for instance the resistance of a resistor. Thanks in advance. :smile:- dhan_louie
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- Effects Electric Electric field Field Radiation
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Undergrad How do electrons behave in resistive circuits and semiconductors?
For a simple network of resistive circuit, we can compute the values of current and voltages right? However, I'm more curious about how each individual component behave. Is it possible to somehow isolate each resistor and compute their values individually (e.g. not having to compute the entire...- dhan_louie
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- Behavior Electrons Quantum
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- Forum: Quantum Physics