Determining Carrier Mobilities in GaAs and Natural Pyrite Using Geometrical Magnetoresistance Measurement

abstract: Measurements of the geometrical magnetoresistance of a conventional semiconductor, gallium arsenide (GaAs), and a more recently developed semiconductor, iron pyrite (FeS2) were measured in the Corbino disc geometry as a function of magnetic field to determine the carrier mobility (μm). The...

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Other Authors: Ravi, Aditya (Author)
Format: Dissertation
Language:English
Published: 2016
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spelling ndltd-asu.edu-item-387862018-06-22T03:07:30Z Determining Carrier Mobilities in GaAs and Natural Pyrite Using Geometrical Magnetoresistance Measurement abstract: Measurements of the geometrical magnetoresistance of a conventional semiconductor, gallium arsenide (GaAs), and a more recently developed semiconductor, iron pyrite (FeS2) were measured in the Corbino disc geometry as a function of magnetic field to determine the carrier mobility (μm). These results were compared with measurements of the Hall mobility (μH) made in the Van der Pauw configuration. The scattering coefficient (ξ), defined as the ratio between magnetoresistance and Hall mobility (μm/μH), was determined experimentally for GaAs and natural pyrite from 300 K to 4.2 K. The effect of contact resistance and heating on the measurement accuracy is discussed. Dissertation/Thesis Ravi, Aditya (Author) Newman, Nathan (Advisor) Singh, Rakesh (Committee member) Ferry, David K (Committee member) Arizona State University (Publisher) Materials Science Electrical engineering Carrier Mobilties Geometrical Magnetoresistance Hall Measurement High Resistive Semiconductor Pyrite Transport Properties eng 76 pages Masters Thesis Materials Science and Engineering 2016 Masters Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.38786 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ All Rights Reserved 2016
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language English
format Dissertation
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topic Materials Science
Electrical engineering
Carrier Mobilties
Geometrical Magnetoresistance
Hall Measurement
High Resistive Semiconductor
Pyrite
Transport Properties
spellingShingle Materials Science
Electrical engineering
Carrier Mobilties
Geometrical Magnetoresistance
Hall Measurement
High Resistive Semiconductor
Pyrite
Transport Properties
Determining Carrier Mobilities in GaAs and Natural Pyrite Using Geometrical Magnetoresistance Measurement
description abstract: Measurements of the geometrical magnetoresistance of a conventional semiconductor, gallium arsenide (GaAs), and a more recently developed semiconductor, iron pyrite (FeS2) were measured in the Corbino disc geometry as a function of magnetic field to determine the carrier mobility (μm). These results were compared with measurements of the Hall mobility (μH) made in the Van der Pauw configuration. The scattering coefficient (ξ), defined as the ratio between magnetoresistance and Hall mobility (μm/μH), was determined experimentally for GaAs and natural pyrite from 300 K to 4.2 K. The effect of contact resistance and heating on the measurement accuracy is discussed. === Dissertation/Thesis === Masters Thesis Materials Science and Engineering 2016
author2 Ravi, Aditya (Author)
author_facet Ravi, Aditya (Author)
title Determining Carrier Mobilities in GaAs and Natural Pyrite Using Geometrical Magnetoresistance Measurement
title_short Determining Carrier Mobilities in GaAs and Natural Pyrite Using Geometrical Magnetoresistance Measurement
title_full Determining Carrier Mobilities in GaAs and Natural Pyrite Using Geometrical Magnetoresistance Measurement
title_fullStr Determining Carrier Mobilities in GaAs and Natural Pyrite Using Geometrical Magnetoresistance Measurement
title_full_unstemmed Determining Carrier Mobilities in GaAs and Natural Pyrite Using Geometrical Magnetoresistance Measurement
title_sort determining carrier mobilities in gaas and natural pyrite using geometrical magnetoresistance measurement
publishDate 2016
url http://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.38786
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