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9780306473616

Semiconductor Materials

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    9780306473616

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    0306473615

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-03-01
  • Publisher: Plenum Pub Corp
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The main objective of this book is to provide an introductory perspective of the basic principles of semiconductors, being an integrated overview of the basic properties, applications, and characterization of semiconductors in a single volume. This book is suitable for both undergraduate and graduate students, and for researchers, working in a wide variety of fields in physical and engineering sciences, who require an introductory and concise description of the field of semiconductors.

Table of Contents

Introduction
1(216)
Interatomic Bonding, Crystal Structure, and Defects in Solids
Introduction
5(1)
Interatomic Bonding
6(3)
Crystal Structure
9(12)
Defects in Solids
21(5)
Lattice Vibrations
26(4)
Summary
30(3)
Problems
32(1)
Band Theory of Solids
Introduction
33(1)
Principles of Quantum Mechanics
34(3)
The Wave-Particle Duality
34(1)
The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
35(1)
The Schrodinger Wave Equation
35(2)
Some Applications of the Schrodinger Equation
37(8)
Free Electrons
37(1)
Bound Electron in an Infinitely Deep Potential Well
38(1)
Bound Electron in a Finite Potential Well
39(1)
Electron Tunneling through a Finite Potential Barrier
40(2)
The Kronig--Penney Model (Electron in a Periodic Crystal Potential)
42(3)
Energy Bands in Crystals
45(4)
Brillouin Zones and Examples of the Energy Band Structure for Semiconductors
49(3)
The Effective Mass
52(3)
Classification of Solids According to the Band Theory
55(2)
Summary
57(2)
Problems
58(1)
Basic Properties of Semiconductors
Introduction
59(1)
Electrons and Holes in Semiconductors
59(2)
The Fermi--Dirac Distribution Function and the Density of States
61(5)
Intrinsic and Extrinsic Semiconductors
66(4)
Intrinsic Semiconductors
66(3)
Extrinsic Semiconductors
69(1)
Donors and Acceptors in Semiconductors
70(10)
Nonequilibrium Properties of Carriers
80(1)
Interband Electronic Transitions in Semiconductors
81(6)
Optical Absorption
81(6)
Recombination Processes
87(11)
Radiative Transitions
88(4)
Nonradiative Recombination Mechanisms
92(2)
Recombination Rate
94(2)
Luminescence Centers
96(2)
Spontaneous and Stimulated Emission
98(2)
Effects of External Perturbations on Semiconductor Properties
100(2)
Basic Equations on Semiconductors
102(2)
Poisson's Equation
102(1)
Continuity Equations
103(1)
Carrier Transport Equations
103(1)
Summary
104(3)
Problems
104(3)
Applications of Semiconductors
Introduction
107(1)
Diodes
107(13)
The p--n Junction
107(9)
Schottky Barrier
116(1)
Heterojunctions
117(3)
Transistors
120(4)
Bipolar Junction Transistors
120(2)
Field Effect Transistors
122(2)
Integrated Circuits
124(1)
Light Emitting and Detecting Devices
125(8)
Light Emitting Devices
125(4)
Light Detecting Devices
129(4)
Summary
133(2)
Problems
134(1)
Types of Semiconductors
Introduction (Semiconductor Growth and Processing)
135(7)
Elemental Semiconductors
142(2)
Compound Semiconductors
144(4)
III--V Compounds
144(2)
II--VI Compounds
146(1)
IV--VI Compounds
147(1)
I--III--VI2 (Chalcopyrite) Compounds
147(1)
Layered Compounds
148(1)
Narrow Energy-Gap Semiconductors
148(1)
Wide Energy-Gap Semiconductors
149(3)
Oxide Semiconductors
152(1)
Magnetic Semiconductors
153(1)
Polycrystalline Semiconductors
154(1)
Amorphous Semiconductors
154(3)
Organic Semiconductors
157(1)
Low-dimensional Semiconductors
158(9)
Choices of Semiconductors for Specific Applications
167(1)
Summary
168(3)
Problems
170(1)
Characterization of Semiconductors
Introduction
171(4)
Electrical Characterization
175(7)
Resistivity (Conductivity) and the Hall Effect
175(3)
Capacitance-Voltage Measurements
178(2)
Photoconductivity
180(2)
Optical Characterization Methods
182(7)
Optical Absorption
183(1)
Photoluminescence
184(3)
Raman Spectroscopy
187(1)
Ellipsometry
188(1)
Optical Modulation Techniques
189(1)
Microscopy Techniques
189(14)
Optical Microscopy
190(1)
Electron Beam Techniques
191(7)
Scanning Probe Microscopy
198(5)
Structural Analysis
203(2)
X-ray Diffraction
203(1)
Electron Diffraction
204(1)
Structural Analysis of Surfaces
205(1)
Surface Analysis Methods
205(10)
Auger Electron Spectroscopy
206(1)
Photoelectron Spectroscopy
207(1)
Ion-Beam Techniques
208(5)
Comparison of Surface Analytical Techniques
213(2)
Summary
215(2)
Problems
215(2)
Appendices 217(2)
Bibliography 219(4)
Index 223

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