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Classical semiconductor with no surface states

We consider first the simplest possible case of an interfacial potential similar to that shown in Fig. 4. If a small potential modulation is applied to the semiconductor in depletion, its effect can be calculated by eliminating nx between eqns. (87) and (90) to obtain, for x W [Pg.95]

Similarly, Jj (0) - uLd/W, since most of the contribution to the integral comes in the region where x 0. Inserting these values into eqn. (91), we obtain [Pg.96]

Multiplying eqn. (95) by ia) and inserting this into the expression for j, we find [Pg.97]

Comparing this with eqn. (97), assuming Csc Cb, and writing qs = — kTWje0L%, we have [Pg.97]

Provided that Ls is large compared with VP, Cb may be neglected and we arrive at the very simple equivalent circuit [Pg.97]


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