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Semiconductor Physics and Devices (I) - HW

This document outlines the homework assignments for the course CST5026: Semiconductor Physics and Devices (I) for the 2020 Spring semester. The homework is due on March 30th and consists of 5 problems. The first 3 problems involve calculating properties of face-centered cubic and body-centered cubic crystal structures including the number of atoms per unit cell, effective number of atoms per unit cell, volume density of atoms, and surface density of atoms for different crystal planes. The fourth problem involves sketching different crystal planes and crystallographic directions for a simple cubic lattice. The fifth and final problem calculates properties of a face-centered cubic crystal assuming hard sphere atoms, including volume density, surface density for a specific plane, and distance

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Semiconductor Physics and Devices (I) - HW

This document outlines the homework assignments for the course CST5026: Semiconductor Physics and Devices (I) for the 2020 Spring semester. The homework is due on March 30th and consists of 5 problems. The first 3 problems involve calculating properties of face-centered cubic and body-centered cubic crystal structures including the number of atoms per unit cell, effective number of atoms per unit cell, volume density of atoms, and surface density of atoms for different crystal planes. The fourth problem involves sketching different crystal planes and crystallographic directions for a simple cubic lattice. The fifth and final problem calculates properties of a face-centered cubic crystal assuming hard sphere atoms, including volume density, surface density for a specific plane, and distance

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CST5026: Semiconductor Physics and Devices (I) (2020 Spring)

Homework (1) (deadline: 30. March)


1. (10%) Determine the number of atoms per unit cell in a (a) face-centered cubic, (b) body-
centered cubic.
2. (10%) The lattice constant of a face-centered cubic lattice is 4.25 Å . Determine the (a) effective
number of atoms per unit cell and (b) volume density of atoms.
3. (10%) The lattice constant of a face-centered-cubic structure is 4.25 Å . Calculate the surface
density of atoms for a (a) (100) plane and (b) (110) plane.

4. (40%) The lattice constant of a simple cubic lattice is a0. (a) Sketch the following planes: (i)
(110), (ii) (111), (iii) (220), and (iv) (321). (b) Sketch the following directions: (i) [110], (ii) [111],
(iii) [220], and (iv) [321].
5. (30%) Consider a face-centered cubic lattice. Assume the atoms are hard spheres with the
surfaces of the nearest neighbors touching. Assume the effective radius of the atom is 2.37 Å . (a)
Determine the volume density of atoms in the crystal. (b) Calculate the surface density of atoms
in the (110) plane. (c) Determine the distance between nearest (110) planes.

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