WorksheetsSelf-Assessment Quiz-3
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 20mins
In an ideal MOS capacitor (oxide charge = 0), the flatband voltage is equal to
qΦm−qΦs
0
−qΦm
qΦs−qΦm
The change in gate voltage on a MOS capacitor with reference to body contact is shared by potential drops in
source and drain
gate oxide and substrate
substrate only
gate region only
In an ideal MOS capacitor in depletion condition in the surface, the bands which bend along position are
EC, EV, EFS
EFM, EFS, Ei
EC, EV
EC, Ei, EV
The electric fields at the interface of oxide and semiconductor in a MOS capacitor are discontinuous due to
different potential drops
different bandgaps
different dielectric constants
different electron affinities
In the onset of weak inversion, what is the surface charge condition in the semiconductor?
p-type
degenrate
n-type
intrinsic
At threshold voltage condition in an ideal MOS capacitor, the depletion width in the semiconductor is considered to be
0
infinite
minimum
maximum
When there are positive oxide charges considered equivalently at the interface of oxide and semiconductor in a MOS capacitor on p-type substrate, the flatband voltage
becomes negligible
increases
decreases
becomes zero
In a semiconductor device, wherever there is a band-bending, it can be supposed that there is
a potential drop.
a dielectric constant drop.
an applied bias.
an applied light source.
The maximum electric field in a semiconductor in an ideal MOS capacitor based on p-type substrate is equal to
2qNAϵΦFS
qNA2ϵVGB
0
0.5
In flatband condition in a MOS capacitor, the charge at the surface of the semiconductor is
0
negative
positive
none of the above
The Fermi level in the semiconductor in an ideal MOS capacitor remains constant because
there is no flow of current
there is flow of current
there are immobile ions
there are mobile electrons
In strong inversion in an ideal MOS capacitor, the width of the inversion charge is smaller than that of the depletion region, but its magnitude is larger than that of the depletion region.
The above statement is false.
The above statement is true.
The above statement is incomplete.
The above statement is theoretically correct but practically impossible.
The electric field in the semiconductor of an ideal MOS capacitor is
quadratic
linear
polynomial
cubic
In flatband condition in an ideal MOS capacitor, the surface potential is zero, and oxide drop is zero.
The above statement is false.
The above statement is true.
The above statement is impossible.
The above statement does not hold true for a p-type substrate.
