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rukichi09
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Hello!Happy New Year!
I am currently working on the thermal dependence of photoluminescence measurements of Zinc oxide. however, I am investigating numerically. At thermal equilibrium the generation of carriers is equal to the recombination rate, away from thermal equilibrium- away from the respective band edges by kBT, the distribution of carriers is expressed by Boltzmann distribution and this is where quasi-fermi levels enter the picture. I would like to ask for help in understanding quasi-fermi levels and their relationship with temperature.
Also, quasi-Fermi levels are related to the electron and hole densities n and p,is it possible to express n and p as a function of T?![Egg on Face o:) o:)](/styles/physicsforums/xenforo/smilies/eggonface.png)
I am currently working on the thermal dependence of photoluminescence measurements of Zinc oxide. however, I am investigating numerically. At thermal equilibrium the generation of carriers is equal to the recombination rate, away from thermal equilibrium- away from the respective band edges by kBT, the distribution of carriers is expressed by Boltzmann distribution and this is where quasi-fermi levels enter the picture. I would like to ask for help in understanding quasi-fermi levels and their relationship with temperature.
Also, quasi-Fermi levels are related to the electron and hole densities n and p,is it possible to express n and p as a function of T?
![Egg on Face o:) o:)](/styles/physicsforums/xenforo/smilies/eggonface.png)