「$usemuTfactor」:修訂間差異

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   <math>\alpha=b </math>
   <math>\alpha=b </math>
   <math> \mu (T) = \mu(T_0) \times ( \frac{T}{T_0} )^{\alpha} </math>
   <math> \mu (T) = \mu(T_0) \times ( \frac{T}{T_0} )^{\alpha} </math>
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When this command is used, the functions using [[$useevprofile]] within the [[$xend]] and [[$yend]] will be multipled by this factor. However, the hole mobility and constant mobility region will not be affected. Therefore, user needs to be careful about this. This command is still under developing and users are suggested to consult the newest progress before using this function.
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For example:
$usemuTfactor
1  300.0  1.5  0.0  0.0
Other modes are developing.
<br>'''<big><big>The $usemuTfactor setting in GUI interface is here</big></big>''' <br>
Press '''Thermal''', check the box, then choose and set the equation as needed!<br>
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於 2024年11月21日 (四) 09:42 的最新修訂

$usemuTfactor is a command for user the consider the temperature dependent mobility by using a well define function instead of calling the external function.

Currently, there is only a few functions built. The format is

$usemuTfactor
Tmode a b c d

For Tmode=1,

 T0=a
 α=b
 μ(T)=μ(T0)×(TT0)α


When this command is used, the functions using $useevprofile within the $xend and $yend will be multipled by this factor. However, the hole mobility and constant mobility region will not be affected. Therefore, user needs to be careful about this. This command is still under developing and users are suggested to consult the newest progress before using this function.


For example:

$usemuTfactor
1  300.0  1.5  0.0  0.0 


Other modes are developing.



The $usemuTfactor setting in GUI interface is here
Press Thermal, check the box, then choose and set the equation as needed!