Light-Matter Interaction Flashcards

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What are the two types of Electron-Hole pairs in light-matter interactions, and what do they do? ***

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1) RecombinationProduces Light ***

2) Generation → Cause by incident light promotes electrons ***

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What does the P-N Junction do in Recombination?

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  • Current can produce Light to → Light Emitting Diode (LED)
  • Higher to Low Photon
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What does the P-N Junction do in Generation?

Hint: E-H pairs

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  • Electron-Hole pairs can be seperated into → Current into → Photodectors
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In Phonon Dispersion, what does the (ω) stand for?

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ω → Scattering Angular Frequency

Remember: Also ω - Angular Velocity

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In Phonon Dispersion, k = 2π/λ. What does is stand for?

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k = 2π/λ → Scattering Magnitude

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In a Phonon Dispersion Graph, when the slope is near k = 0, what does this represent?

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Lower Branch = Speed Of Sound (Acoustic)

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In a Phonon Dispersion Graph, when the slope is near k = ±π/a, what does this represent? **

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Slope near k = ±π/a → Standing Waves **

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In a Phonon Dispersion Graph, Heat Capacity can be calculated by using 2 curves, a red and blue curve. What do these represent?

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Blue Curve (Optical) = Speed Of Light

Red Curve (Acoustic) = Speed Of Sound

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When photons are released they go from ….

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Photons released go from Conduction band to → Valence band

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When photons are absorbed they go from….

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Photons absorbed go from Valence band to → Conduction band

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