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Reason for change in deformation if we switch from n to p
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[QUOTE="BigJDubs, post: 6898362, member: 596078"] The reason why the values of deformation of the diaphragm for single crystal silicon n type and p type are different is because they have different mechanical properties. The n type silicon has a higher Young’s modulus and therefore experiences less deformation for the same pressure than the p type silicon. At 3000 Kpa, both n and p type silicon would not experience any deformation since this is the maximum pressure that the piezoresistive pressure sensor can measure. [/QUOTE]
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