27. Which statement is valid? a) The saturation current mechanism for Schottky,
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27. Which statement is valid? a) The saturation current mechanism for Schottky, diodes is fundamentally the same as that for p'-n junction. b) The saturation current mechanism for Schottky diodes is fundamentally different from that for p'-n junction. c) The saturation current mechanism for Schottky diodes is fundamentally the same as that for n'-p junction. d) The saturation current mechanism for Schottky diodes is fundamentally different from that for n'-p junction. 28. For Schottkx diodes, which statement is valid? a) The current equation is-J kT b) The saturation current equation is = A"T2 exp-rat) kT c) A is Richardson constant in A/K2-cm2 d) For n-Schottky diodes, there is a very small diffusion current component where L,N 29. Which statement is valid? a) An ghmic contact can be a Schottky. contact with very small barrier height. b) Obmic contact is characterized by the value of specific contact Re c) Ohmis contact is a rectifying contact. 30. Which statement is valid? a) metal on top of heavily doped semiconductor forms an ohmic contact. b) The current transport for the metal/heavy doped semiconductor is by diffusion. c) The current transport for the metal/heavy doped semiconductor is by tunneling. d Re in case of tunneling between metal and semiconductor. ) RC.sp. ? hjwD in case of tunneling between metal and semiconductorExplanation / Answer
27:- (b)
Schottky diodes are different from pn diode in characteristics in normal diode saturation starts from 0.3-0.7 where in schottky less then 0.3
28:- (a)
29:- (a)
ohmic contact is different from schottky contact but an ohmic contact can be a schottky contact with small barrier height
30:-(a)
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