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                                              UNIT-2 


                                  ELECTRON THEORY OF METALS 


  INTRODUCTION: 
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      In metals the valence electrons are loosely bound to their individual atoms. They move 


      randomly in different directions and are called free electrons. Hence, the valence 


      electrons of the atoms become the conductors of electricity in metals and they are 


      known as conduction electrons 


   ♣ The electron theory of solids explains the structure and properties of solids. The theory 


     is applicable to all solids (all metals and non metals). It explains the electrical, thermal 


     and magnetic properties of solids. The theory has been developed in three main stages. 


   ♣ The Classical free electron theory: This theory developed by LORENTZ & DRUDE in 


     1900. According to this theory the free electrons of the metals obey the classical 


     mechanics. 


   ♣ The Quantum free electron theory: SOMMERFELD developed this theory during 


      1928. According to this theory the free electrons obey quantum laws such that the 


      wave nature of electrons is taken into account. 


  ♣The Band theory or Zone theory: In 1928 BLOCH started this theory in which 


     electrons move in a periodic field provided by the lattice. The concept of hole, origin of 


     band gap and effective mass of electrons are the special features of this band theory. 


  PROPERTIES OF THE METALS: 


      ♣ Metals have high electrical conductivity σ. 


      ♣ Metals obey ohms law i.e. the current flowing along a wire is proportional to the p.d 


        between the ends of the wire. V=iR 


      ♣ If l is length and A is area of cross section of the wire then its resistance is given by 


                  l 
           R = ρ      Where ρ is called resistivity of the material. 
                  A 


      ♣ Ohm‟s law can also be expressed in terms of current density (J) and electric field 


        strength is given by     J =σ E    Where σ =      is the conductivity 


      ♣ Good electrical conductors are also good thermal conductors. According to 


        Wiedemann Franz law     = constant 


        where K is thermal conductivity of the metal 

CLASSICAL FREE ELECTRON THEORY: (or) Salient features of Classical freee 


      electron theory: 


      LORENTZ AND DRUDE Proposed a theory comparing the electrons with the 


      orientations of the gas molecules in space. So this is also known as free electron gas 


      model 


      Postulates:- 


     ♣ The valence electron of atoms are free to 


        move in the metals like the gas molecules 


        in a container. 


     ♣ In the absent of electric field the electrons 


        move randomly in all possible directions 


       and the net current is zero. 


     ♣ While moving, the electrons suffer 


        collisions among themselves. All the 


        collisions are elastic. 


      ♣ Between any two collisions, the electrons 


          move with uniform velocity. 


      ♣ Applying kinetic theory to the electron gas, the root mean square velocity of the 


        electrons are given by          Vrms= /,


      ♣ The electron speeds are distributed according to Maxwell Boltzmann distribution 


         law. 


      ♣ The electrostatic force of attraction between positive ion cores and free electrons, 


        the electrostatic force of repulsion between the electrons is neglected. 


      ♣ The free electrons are confined to the metal due to surface potential. 


      ♣ In the presence of electric field, the free electrons are accelerated in a direction 


         opposite to the direction of the electric field 


      ♣The electrons acquires velocity due to application of external electric field is known as 


          „drift velocity „ (V ) 
                             d 


      DERIVATION OF OHM’S LAW BASED ON FREE ELECTRON THEORY :- 


      ♣ Suppose E is the potential difference applied across a conductor of length L and 


        cross  sectional area „A‟ 


      ♣Let Vd  is the average drift velocity and n is the electron density (no. of electrons per 


         unit volume). 


      ♣Therfore current density          J = -neVd       -------->(1) 

AMD vs INTEL processors....









The central processing unit (CPU) is to computers what brain is to human beings. If the CPU does not function properly, a 22 inch LCD monitor would be absolutely futile. The point, therefore is that there is no use of 'beauty without brains'! Jokes apart, though, in computers, the processor is what you pay for the most, and then the other things follow suit. Talking of processors, Intel and AMD processors are the ones selling like hot cakes in the market. Which one is better, depends on what kind of a computer setup you are looking for. For now, lets take a look at AMD vs Intel Processors.

AMD vs Intel Processors Comparison



The Intel Story
Intel is undoubtedly the best processor on the face of this earth, I guess. You just cannot imagine a computer without an Intel processor! Although there were a few hiccups in between with the Pentium 4, the core series has got them back right on track. The latest chipset by Intel, the 'Xeon' is a dual core processor which boosts computer performance for business applications. If you purchase a P4 3.4 GHZ with HT Technology or a Xeon Processor you will spend between $4 and $1200 on an average. Intel, synonymous with processors, almost has a faster processor, which can handle much more. These processors have always been top notch, when it comes to main clock speed. Moreover, the need for a front side bus has been totally bypassed by Intel chips.

AMD Saga
Advanced Micro Devices' AMD Turion and Athlon are giving a tough fight to Intel. Starting off by making chips almost exactly like Intel's, later AMD started developing their own microprocessor chips. AMD processors have good power, if you are looking at gaming and stuff, but nothing more. However, AMD wins hands down when it comes to price in the battle of AMD vs Intel processors. Moreover, AMD has worked a lot on the power consumption and heating factor of its processors and AMD's Phenom is doing pretty well in the market.

AMD vs Intel Processors for Gaming

The cardinal question, when it comes to AMD vs Intel processors, is which one is good for gaming. Well, many a times, the gamers have given a nod to AMD processors. First things first, AMD is good when it comes to power, but that's that, for gaming. Yes, you save money and you can use the same to upgrade your system with a new graphics card and stuff. However, if you are not the kind who would be hooked on to games for ever, Intel is the way to go (It almost always is, isn't it?). If you are not a voracious gamer, Intel is the way to go. Even AMD's fastest chip, the Phenom X4 9950 (about $240), comes second when compared to equivalent systems packing a Core 2 Duo E8500 in dual-core friendly games. Eventually, it is up to you to decide who is the winner in AMD vs Intel processors based on what you want to do.

AMD vs Intel Processors Laptops

When you are looking at comparing the 2 processors for laptops, core clock speed is the first thing to consider. Intel is way ahead of AMD in that respect. When it comes to front side bus, which enhances the communication between multiple processing cores, Intel and AMD both are at par, nearly. Moving onto the features of lets say AMD Turion, it has several features in its dual core technology. To name a few, these are cool core and power now which work on the issues of increased power consumption and reduced generation of heat. Intel's Core 2 Duo and other high end processors are much more efficient and are faster, which works for laptop computers. This is one of the aspects when it comes to what to look for when buying a laptop.

Last but not the least, in the AMD vs Intel processors dilemma, is the heat generation factor and cost. It is better to fully inquire about how do both the processors deal with the problem, though both of them have improved greatly in this department. When it comes to price, AMD may have an advantage over Intel, as they are cheaper. Again it depends what is going to be the end usage, which one will be a preferred choice, with regards to AMD versus Intel chips comparison.

Some of the AMD vs Intel processors reviews may be a bit biased towards Intel, but that is crystal clear considering that Intel, by far, seems to be the best when it comes to processors, even if they are a bit expensive. You win some you lose some, right? Eventually it is not possible to write off either one in any department, unless you know what you want and what you are looking for, when it comes to AMD vs Intel processors. This is where I sign off!
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