Introduction To Solid State Electronics.

By:

Ipatova, I. P . (Ija P.), 1929-

Contributor(s):

Mitin, V. V. (Vladimir Vasilevich)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Reading Mass : Addison-Wesley Pub., c1996.Description: x, 354 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:

0201479621

Subject(s):

Solid state electronics

DDC classification:

537.622 IPA 1996

LOC classification:

TK7871.85 .I588 1996

Summary: Introduction to Solid-State Electronics combines a modern presentation of semiconductor physics with a description of the principles of semiconductor devices. It unites the authors' extensive teaching and research experience with the requirements of an introductory graduate course in Solid-State Electronics for engineering students. Since a crystal is an object of high symmetry, some simple techniques - which do not require knowledge of the mathematical groups at the professional level - are used for the application of symmetry to the analysis of band structures. The textbook outlines the properties of low-dimensional structures in parallel with those of bulk materials. The authors have made the mathematical derivations both as self-contained and as simple as possible without using arguments of the type "it can be easily shown that..." This technique is just one of many that enables the book to provide a clear, comprehensive understanding of the main properties of semiconductors and their relations to device structures.

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Open Collection	FIRST CITY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE	FIRST CITY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE	Open Collection	FCUC Library	537.622 IPA 1996 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		00003771

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction to Solid-State Electronics combines a modern presentation of semiconductor physics with a description of the principles of semiconductor devices. It unites the authors' extensive teaching and research experience with the requirements of an introductory graduate course in Solid-State Electronics for engineering students. Since a crystal is an object of high symmetry, some simple techniques - which do not require knowledge of the mathematical groups at the professional level - are used for the application of symmetry to the analysis of band structures. The textbook outlines the properties of low-dimensional structures in parallel with those of bulk materials. The authors have made the mathematical derivations both as self-contained and as simple as possible without using arguments of the type "it can be easily shown that..." This technique is just one of many that enables the book to provide a clear, comprehensive understanding of the main properties of semiconductors and their relations to device structures.