Title: Equivalent circuit of Hall effect generator
Authors: Košek, Miloslav
Richter, Aleš
Mikolanda, Tomáš
Citation: AMTEE ’07 : seventh international conference on Advanced Methods in the Theory of Electrical Engineering : September 10-12, 2007 [Pilsen, Czech Republic].
Issue Date: 2007
Publisher: University of West Bohemia
Document type: konferenční příspěvek
conferenceObject
URI: http://amtee.zcu.cz/AMTEE/ArchivedProceedings/proceedings_AMTEE_2007/data/section_i.html
http://hdl.handle.net/11025/25788
ISBN: 978-80-7043-564-9
Keywords: Hallův efekt;teorie elektronového plynu;lineární ekvivalentní obvod;polovodičové parametry
Keywords in different language: Hallův effect;electron gas theory;linear equivalent circuit;semiconductor parameters
Abstract in different language: Now Hall Effect devices are used in many technical applications, but the full effect description is only in special literature. In the paper the microscopic theory based on classical electron gas model is presented and linear equivalent circuit of Hall generator is derived from the model. Extensive numerical simulation of practical devices results in a full set of device parameters and a lot of characteristics. Numerical results reveal that Hall generator is a soft source of low voltage and produces very small output current and power. It follows from the characteristics that driving constant current source in not necessary at standard conditions and can be replaced by a more convenient constant voltage source. It is shown that the heat production in probe of small size limits the value of electrical parameters and is the main problem in applications. Presented graphs show that the parameters of Hall probe depend strongly on semiconductor impurity doping.
Rights: © University of West Bohemia
Appears in Collections:CPEE – AMTEE 2007
CPEE – AMTEE 2007

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