6. Among the following statements about the Schottky junctions and PN-junctions, which statement is correct? ( ) a) The S..otky junctions are more desired for designing higher breakdown devices compared with PN-junctions b) In PN-junctions, both holes and electrons contribute to the current, while in the Schottky junctions based on N-type semiconductor, only electrons contribute to the current c) In the Schottky junctions based on N-type semiconductor, both the electrons and holes contribute to the electricity d) The switch speed of the device based on PN-junctions is much faster compared with the devices based on Schottky junctions 7. In a solar cell, when the band gap of the semiconductor increase, the short circuit current the open circuit voltage a) Increase, Increase b) Increase, Decrease c) Decrease, Increase d) Decrease, Decrease while

6. Among the following statements about the Schottky junctions and PN-junctions, which statement is correct? ( ) a) The S..otky junctions are more desired for designing higher breakdown devices compared with PN-junctions b) In PN-junctions, both holes and electrons contribute to the current, while in the Schottky junctions based on N-type semiconductor, only electrons contribute to the current c) In the Schottky junctions based on N-type semiconductor, both the electrons and holes contribute to the electricity d) The switch speed of the device based on PN-junctions is much faster compared with the devices based on Schottky junctions 7. In a solar cell, when the band gap of the semiconductor increase, the short circuit current the open circuit voltage a) Increase, Increase b) Increase, Decrease c) Decrease, Increase d) Decrease, Decrease while

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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