Electronics and Communication Engineering - Materials and Components
- Materials and Components - Section 1
- Materials and Components - Section 2
- Materials and Components - Section 3
- Materials and Components - Section 4
- Materials and Components - Section 5
- Materials and Components - Section 6
- Materials and Components - Section 7
- Materials and Components - Section 8
- Materials and Components - Section 9
Assertion (A): At a temperature of 1000 K, thermionic emission current is about 0.1 A/cm2 of surface.
Reason (R): Thermionic emission current is given by Ith = SA0 T2 e-Ew/kT.
If different values are substituted in the equation for Ith the value of emission current comes out to be about 0.1 A/cm2.
Both electrons and holes contribute to flow of current in semiconductors.
Ferroelectric materials have permanent polarization.
Assertion (A): Power loss in a conductor of resistance P = I2R.
Reason (R): When a conductor is carrying current with current density J as a result of applied field E, then heat developed/m3/ second = JE.
Heat developed depends an power loss.
Assertion (A): For Diamond, μr = 1
Reason (R): Diamond is a diamagnetic material.
For diamagnetic materials μr = 1.