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The document is a quiz about semiconductor devices. It contains 10 multiple choice questions about topics such as silicon properties, Moore's Law, semiconductor doping, wafer thickness, common semiconductor materials, wafer sizes, semiconductor bandgaps, pn junction diodes, solar cell efficiencies, and factors that affect lattice constants. The questions assess understanding of fundamental concepts in semiconductor physics and devices.

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The document is a quiz about semiconductor devices. It contains 10 multiple choice questions about topics such as silicon properties, Moore's Law, semiconductor doping, wafer thickness, common semiconductor materials, wafer sizes, semiconductor bandgaps, pn junction diodes, solar cell efficiencies, and factors that affect lattice constants. The questions assess understanding of fundamental concepts in semiconductor physics and devices.

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DAIICT Gandhinagar

Semiconductor Devices
Sept 2023

QUIZ – 3

NAME: ID:

Q1. Silicon is the most widely used semiconductor and is almost in all electronic devices we
use and see today. Which of the following statement is false about silicon?
a. The processors used in mobile/laptops use high speed logic circuits which are
made of silicon CMOS.
b. Flash memory is such as solid state hard drives are made of silicon.
c. Silicon being an indirect band gap, can not be used for solar cells.
d. The white LEDS commonly used to light our houses, do not consist of silicon
emitters
Q2.
Morre’s law predicts the future of:
a. Transistors
b. Mobile phones
c. Capacitors
d. Inductors
Q3,
Which of the following statement is correct about metals.
a. Metals cant be doped extrinsically as p or n type
b. Metals can be doped by Boron
c. Metals can be doped by Phosphorous
d. Metals can be doped by Antimony
Q4.
What is the typical thickness of a silicon wafer?
a. Inm – 100nm
b. 100 nm - 1m
c. 1m – 100 m
d. 100m – 1mm
Q5.

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Which of the following are used as semiconductors?
a. Molybednum Disulphide MoS2
b. Aluminium Oxide Al2O3
c. Indium Phosphide Inp
d. Silicon carbide Sic
Q6.
Silicon wafers are circular with diameter that typically range between:
a. ½ inch to 1 inch
b. 1 inch to 2 inch
c. 2 inch to 18 inch
d. 18 inch – 32 inch
Q7.
Which of the following semiconductor wafers would be completely transparent? The
bandgap is mentioned besides each.
a. Silicon ( 1.1 eV)
b. GaN (3.4 eV)
c. GaAs (1.42eV)
d. Ge (0.68eV)
Q8.
Which of the following statements is WRONG:
a. Junction formed between two different semiconductor materials is called pn
Junction.
b. A diode can be either Schotky diode or Rectifying diode
c. Silicon pn junction can have turn-on voltage of 1.2V
d. A silicon pn Junction Cannot act like Solar Cell.
Q9.
Maximum efficiency of Solar Cell achieved so far is in the range of :
a. > 10%
b. > 20%
c. > 30%
d. >40%
Q10.
The lattice constant of material depends upon:
a. Temperature
b. Strain
c. Both of these – temperature and strain

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d. None of these.

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