How does the band filling effect work?

03 March 2015 1 8K Report

How does the band filling effect work when current varies?

Kindly give a physical image of this effect.

Carrier flow (current) depends on the internal electrical field (voltage). The current intensity depends on the material conductivity, given by the doping concentration of the semiconductor material.

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