2. The bonding model for GaAs is pictured in Fig. 2. a) Draw the bonding model for GaAs depicting the removal of the shaded Ga and As atoms in Fig. 2. b) Redraw the bonding model for GaAs showing the insertion of Si atoms into the missing Ga and As atom sites. c) Is the GaAs doped p- or n-type when Si atoms replace Ga atoms? Explain. d) Is the GaAs doped p- or n-type when Si atoms replace As atoms? Explain. e) Draw the energy band diagram for GaAs when the GaAs is doped with Si on (i) Ga sites and (ii) on As sites. Ga Ga (As) Ga As) (Ga (As) Ga) (5) (Ga (As) Ga) As Ga) (Az) Ga As Fig. 2

2. The bonding model for GaAs is pictured in Fig. 2. a) Draw the bonding model for GaAs depicting the removal of the shaded Ga and As atoms in Fig. 2. b) Redraw the bonding model for GaAs showing the insertion of Si atoms into the missing Ga and As atom sites. c) Is the GaAs doped p- or n-type when Si atoms replace Ga atoms? Explain. d) Is the GaAs doped p- or n-type when Si atoms replace As atoms? Explain. e) Draw the energy band diagram for GaAs when the GaAs is doped with Si on (i) Ga sites and (ii) on As sites. Ga Ga (As) Ga As) (Ga (As) Ga) (5) (Ga (As) Ga) As Ga) (Az) Ga As Fig. 2

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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