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Metal-semiconductor contacts

✍ Scribed by Rhoderick E.H., Williams R.H.

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Oxford University Press, New York, 1988 - 252 p.
This book deals with the basic science of such contacts, and discusses the electrical properties that are relevant to semiconductor technology. Topics covered include the mechanism of formation oi Schottky barriers, the current-voltage relationship, the capacitance of rectifying contacts, and practical methods of fabricating contacts. The practical implications are emphasized wherever they are relevant to device technology, though there is no treatment of devices themselves.

✦ Subjects

Приборостроение;Физические основы электроники (ФОЭ)

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