Density of states

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Best concise way to make command over edc, Nicely explained without tedious mathematics...

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[@RajanGupta-fj8fi]

Sir pdf is not given anywhere. Not in nptel site also

[@anuj8635]

Great explaination sir .. :)

[@sandeepkisku5419]

Best course for Semiconductor Devices

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Sir please see the equation of no. Of electrons. There should be( Ec-Ef)

[@shahidnaveed5408]

Sir, you are great. ❤

[@usualguy7583]

Links for the notes?

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Sir you are an amazing talent.

[@shreelakshmiguna6276]

If fermi level(50% probablity of finding electrons) is near valence band means then the valence band should have more electrons ,right?

[@shivamraj5375]

Fermi level shifts according to the type of material. It shifts up in the case of n-type semiconductor and it shifts down in the case of p-type semiconductor,so you can't say so .

[@samyakgupta1314]

We are talking about Free e-.

[@akhilrajt]

You have remember the f(e) vs g(s) graph .If the fe is near vb there will be more overlap to vb in fermi level when we extend the

[@aeturipadmini1103]

Great explanation sir

[@Sakshiiiii_Chaudhary]

From where I can get notes

[@md.enamulatiq9262]

Sir are you sure that in an intrinsic semiconductor fermi level lies exactly in middle of the bandgap? From textbooks I saw that it depends on hole and electron's effective mass.

[@Neeraj-is1jt]

You are right

[@vivekchary6908]

I think you're right it was taught for us in our institute as well.

[@AMITBAROI-l8k]

Thank you so much,Sir.

[@roniadhikari2724]

Awesome Sir ❤️❤️

[@Upgradezz]

Shoddy!

[@semonmagdy3953]

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[@manishankarailiga347]

Sir according to Pauli exclusive principle no more than two electrons can occupy same energy state. Then how can there be that many number of states per unit energy. Could u some clear my doubt sir

[@pranjalrajchouhan6100]

There is concept of degenrated orbitals

[@indrashispowali-hf5tk]

Mindblowing

[@SchoolUse-o4m]

where the notes of this are available

[@megwfc]

so so so so so grateful to you sir, so much grateful. love you❤❤❤

[@Arjuna_insync]

hey have you made the class notes ?

[@ParminderKaur-zm4kw]

If holes are also electrons, then same electron in VB goes in CB then why is it said that effective mass(e.m)of electron in conduction band is different from e.m of hole in V. B???? Can any clear my doubt

[@sunirnaychatterjee8963]

static mass and effective mass both are different. see lecture 3 & 4

[@notnemeziz]

because electrons effective mass is affected by the electric field but not in case of holes

[@frisbee.976]

bcs effective mass of electron is due to potential well of atomic lattice which have different effect on that of hole's mass

[@harveenkaur8404]

How we know about how much electrons can move to conduction band from valence band .

[@harveenkaur8404]

Reply me as soon as possible if I am right Ans is It's depend on temp. Or energy

[@anjanaguruprasad1873]

The number of electrons move from the valence to the condcution band as we excite it, and excitation is posibble if we heat the material by increasing its temparature. Corect me if I am wrong.

[@louerleseigneur4532]

Awesome

[@venkateswararaopattapu6651]

Hole=Proton Is it correct sir

[@sandeepsingh-uc9oo]

nope

[@uditbhattacharya4476]

@@xxxxxx-xn3nw What you're talking of are called "phonons" and holes are quasi particles, they're positively charged but they are not protons.

[@xxxxxx-xn3nw]

@@uditbhattacharya4476 Thank you for correcting me

[@PriyaYadav-zw4wy]

Please if someone have notes say yes

[@pavankumarenugula5637]

You can find in nptel portal (transcripts)

[@pavankumarenugula5637]

Very well explaanation😍😍

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Ya..bro..😁

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subtitles are disturbing

[@dhirajphuyal2970]

You can turn it off manually. I suggest you do so then it'll be much easier. Cheers!!