Activation energy for solubility?

05 May 2013 1 372 Report

What is the physical meaning of activation energy for dopant solubility in semiconductors? I mean activation energy calculated from Arrhenius equation.

Yuriy P. Gnatenko

Activation Energy is a number that indicates how temperature affects the rate of ionization of defect states in semiconductors. Different defect states have different activation energies. Thus, it is possible consider that activation energy is characteristic of the intrinsic and extrinsic defects in semiconductors.

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