Handbook of Semiconductor Technology: Electronic Structure and Properties of Semiconductors, Volume 1

• Publisher: Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH
• Year: 2000
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 833
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

Covering the structure and properties of semiconductors, this volume places particular emphasis on concepts relevant to semiconductor technology. Of interest to physicists and engineers in research and in the electronics industry, this is a valuable reference source and state-of-the-art review by the world's top authors.

Content:
Chapter 1 Band Theory Applied to Semiconductors (pages 1–67): Michel Lannoo
Chapter 2 Optical Properties and Charge Transport (pages 69–120): R. G. Ulbrich
Chapter 3 Intrinsic Point Defects in Semiconductors 1999 (pages 121–165): George D. Watkins
Chapter 4 Deep Centers in Semiconductors (pages 167–229): Helmut Feichtinger
Chapter 5 Point Defects, Diffusion, and Precipitation (pages 231–290): T. Y. Tan and U. Gosele
Chapter 6 Dislocations (pages 291–376): Helmut Alexander and Helmar Teichler
Chapter 7 Grain Boundaries in Semiconductors (pages 377–451): Jany Thibault, Jean?Luc Rouviere and Alain Bourret
Chapter 8 Interfaces (pages 453–540): R. Hull, A. Ourmazd, W. D. Rau, P. Schwander, M. L. Green and R. T. Tung
Chapter 9 Material Properties of Hydrogenated Amorphous Silicon (pages 541–595): R. A. Street and K. Winer
Chapter 10 High?Temperature Properties of Transition Elements in Silicon (pages 597–660): Wolfgang Schroter, Michael Seibt and Dieter Gilles
Chapter 11 Fundamental Aspects of SiC (pages 661–713): Wolfgang J. Choyke and Robert P. Devaty
Chapter 12 New Materials: Semiconductors for Solar Cells (pages 715–769): Hans Joachim Moller
Chapter 13 New Materials: Gallium Nitride (pages 771–808): Eicke R. Weber, Joachim Kruger and Christian Kisielowski