Energy Gap of Intrinsic Semiconductors: Temperature Dependence

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The energy gap of intrinsic semiconductors like silicon (Si) and germanium (Ge) varies with temperature, which is crucial for understanding their electronic properties. Varshni's model is commonly referenced for describing this temperature dependence, alongside other models such as the linear model. Researchers are encouraged to explore academic resources and Google Scholar for comprehensive studies on this topic. The discussion emphasizes the importance of these models in predicting semiconductor behavior under varying thermal conditions. Understanding these principles is essential for advancements in semiconductor technology.
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Energy gap dependence on temperature for intristic semiconductors (Si,Ge)

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