How is this equation derived?

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I was absent so I was going through the slides and I saw that equation. There isn't a derivation shown. Do you guys have any ideas?
 
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arildno said:
What course is this?

What do the symbols mean?

This is for solid state physics.

n0 represents the number of electrons in a semiconductor. p0 represents the number of holes in a semi conductor.

NA represents the number of positive (acceptor) ions. ND represents the number of negative (donor) ions.

ni=pi=n0=p0 in an instrinsic semiconductor.
 
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Maybe you could start with the density of states.
 
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If you Google "carriers doped semiconductor", 7 out of the top 7 results will lead you to a derivation. I stopped counting at that point. :biggrin: http://ecee.colorado.edu/~bart/book/extrinsi.htm is the first.
 
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This thread is from 2013, and the OP has not been here for more than 2 years. Please do not revive old threads like this.

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