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Physics of Electronics
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Finish the sentence, “When force isn’t constant…
Acceleration is also not constant
Define an ‘Electric field’
The force experienced per unit positive charge on a small test charge
Give 2 formulas for Electric field
E = F/q = q/4πε₀r²
State the principle of superposition
For a system of charges, the total electric field & toal electric potential can be found by adding the individual fields and potentials arising from each individual charge
What happens to a charge when it moves in the same direction as the electric force
It gains KE
What happens to a charge when it moves in the opposite direction as the electric force
It gains PE
Define ‘Current Density’
The rate of flow of charge per unit area (Am⁻²)
How do you obtain the average drift velocity for a defined no of electrons
The velocity of each electron/no of electrons
Give the formula for the number density of a wire/conductor
n = N/V
N = total no of electrons
V = Volume of the wire
Give the formula for drift velocity
V = (eE/m)τ
e - electron charge
E = Electric field
m = mass
τ = Mean time collision(Scatter time)
Give the formula for Current density
J = nev
n - number density
e - electron charge
v - drift velovity
Define ‘Mobility’
The average drift velocity per unit electric field
Define ‘Conductivity’
The degree to which a specific material conducts electricity
Give the formulae for conductiviy
σ = ne²τ/m = neμ
σ = conductivity
n = number density
e = electron charge
τ = Mean collision time(scattering time)
μ = Mobility
What happens when you have a large mean free time
You get a large mobility which results in a large velocity.
Define ‘Diffusion Current’ and what the movement of electronss are like
The flow of charge carriers within a semiconductor. Electrons move from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration
Give the formula for diffusion current
r = (1/A)(dn/dt)
A = area
(dn/dt) = the rate of change of number of electrons per unit area
What is the inverse of conductivity and under what condition is this the case?
Resistivity (σ=1/ρ). This only occurs in one dimension.
Give the formulae for the Diffusion constant
D = l2/τ =
D = diffusion constant
l = length
τ = mean scattering time
Give another formula for Total Current density
J = neμEx + eDe (dn/dx)
Ex=Electric field
μ = mobility
dn/dx = rate of change of e- concentration with respect to x(position)
Give the formula for no of e- in a shell
2(2l + 1)
Give the formula for magnetic force
F = BILsinα
B = Magnetic field
I = current
L = length of conductor
Sinα = angle between conductor and field
Give the formula for flux
φ = BACosθ
A = area
Cosθ = angle between field and the normal to the plane of the area of the object
Give the formula for flux linkage
φ = BACosθ
A = area
N = Number of turns
Cosθ = angle between field and the normal to the plane of the area of the object
Give the formula for induced voltage in an EMF
V = V0Sin(2πft)
where V0 = BAN2πf