2022
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-79827-7_4
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Measuring Techniques for the Semiconductor’s Parameters

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“…rGO is a p-type semiconductor, 71 and its relationship between conductivity and carrier (hole) is given using formula (1), 72 where ρ is the resistivity, n is the carrier concentration, q is the charge constant, and μ is the carrier mobility. 73 Typically, charges transfer from electron-donating gases (generally reducing gases) to the gas-sensing material, decreasing the carrier concentration of rGO and thus the conductance.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
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“…rGO is a p-type semiconductor, 71 and its relationship between conductivity and carrier (hole) is given using formula (1), 72 where ρ is the resistivity, n is the carrier concentration, q is the charge constant, and μ is the carrier mobility. 73 Typically, charges transfer from electron-donating gases (generally reducing gases) to the gas-sensing material, decreasing the carrier concentration of rGO and thus the conductance.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where ρ is the resistivity, n is the carrier concentration, q is the charge constant, and μ is the carrier mobility. 73 Typically, charges transfer from electron-donating gases (generally redu-cing gases) to the gas-sensing material, decreasing the carrier concentration of rGO and thus the conductance. The C signal is related to the polarizability which is influenced by the molecular structure and electron distribution of the gas molecules.…”
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“…SSRM is an excellent technique for the study of doping concentration within GaN-based layers. [14] It is based on atomic force microscopy (AFM), however since it is conducted in contact mode and high forces are applied to the tip, doped-diamond-coated probes are used. In addition, these probes assist in the penetration of the oxide layer, which typically forms rapidly on the surface.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%