Introduces the physical principles and operational characteristics of high speed semiconductor devices. Intended for use by advanced students as well as professional engineers and scientists involved in semiconductor device research, it includes the most advanced and important topics in high speed semiconductor devices. Initial chapters cover material properties, advanced technologies and novel device building blocks, and serve as the basis for understanding and analyzing devices in subsequent chapters. The following chapters cover a group of closely related devices that includes MOSFETs, MESFETs, heterojunction FETs and permeable-base transistors, hot electron transistors, microwave diodes and photonic devices, among others. Each chapter is self-contained and features a summary section, a discussion of future device trend, and an instructional problem set.
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Introduces the physical principles and operational characteristics of high speed semiconductor devices. Intended for use by advanced students as well as professional engineers and scientists involved in semiconductor device research, it includes the most advanced and important topics in high speed semiconductor devices. Initial chapters cover material properties, advanced technologies and novel device building blocks, and serve as the basis for understanding and analyzing devices in subsequent chapters. The following chapters cover a group of closely related devices that includes MOSFETs, MESFETs, heterojunction FETs and permeable-base transistors, hot electron transistors, microwave diodes and photonic devices, among others. Each chapter is self-contained and features a summary section, a discussion of future device trend, and an instructional problem set.
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A canon like Dr. Streetman's Solid state electronic devices,
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This review is from: High-Speed Semiconductor Devices (Hardcover)
As a professor at an electronics engineering professor, I found this book very suitable for a textbook for a graduate class. This book covers almost all the important issues in modren high-speed semiconductor devices such as: FET's and BJT's, RTD's, NDR devices, and photonic devices. It deals with microwave operating frequencies, avalable power levels, noise figures, and application examples of those said devices quite thoroughly. I think it could be regarded as another canon in the solid state electronics engineering area like Dr. Ben G. Streetman's "Solid state electronic devices" since the same scopes are dealt with in this book with almost the same order but with more depth.
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With the tremendous strides being made in superconductor, polymer, and amorphous material research, it is somewhat surprising that semiconductors continue as the basis for virtually all commercial high-speed electronic devices. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Electron Dev, After Ref, New York, Monte Carlo, Solid-State Electron, High-Speed Semiconductor Devices, Physics of Semiconductor Devices, Bell Laboratories Murray Hill, New Jersey, John Wiley, Solid State Electron, Cornell Conf, Bell Syst, Cornell University, Microwave Theory Tech, Solid State Commun, Solid-State Circuits, Boca Raton, Photo-Optical Inst, Solid State Dev New!
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With the tremendous strides being made in superconductor, polymer, and amorphous material research, it is somewhat surprising that semiconductors continue as the basis for virtually all commercial high-speed electronic devices. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Electron Dev, After Ref, New York, Monte Carlo, Solid-State Electron, High-Speed Semiconductor Devices, Physics of Semiconductor Devices, Bell Laboratories Murray Hill, New Jersey, John Wiley, Solid State Electron, Cornell Conf, Bell Syst, Cornell University, Microwave Theory Tech, Solid State Commun, Solid-State Circuits, Boca Raton, Photo-Optical Inst, Solid State Dev New!
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- Semiconductor Devices: Solutions Manual: Physics and Technology by Simon M. Sze on 22 pages
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- Molecular Beam Epitaxy (Key Papers in Applied Physics) by Alfred Y. Cho on page 331, page 397, and page 459
- Identification of Defects in Semiconductors, Volume 51B (Semiconductors & Semimetals) (Vol 51B) by Michael Stavola on page 515, page 614, and page 617
- Submicron Integrated Circuits by R. K. Watts on page 55, and page 202
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- Quantum Heterostructures: Microelectronics and Optoelectronics by Vladimir Mitin on 13 pages
- Semiconductor Physics And Devices by Donald Neamen on page 447, page 522, and page 610
- Sige, GAAS and Inp Heterojunction Bipolar Transistors by Jiann S. Yuan on page 4, page 52, and page 175
- Logic Design (Principles and Applications in Engineering, 5) by Wai-Kai Chen on page 146, page 147, and page 190
- Optical Constants of Crystalline and Amorphous Semiconductors: Numerical Data and Graphical Information by Sadao Adachi on page 24, page 160, and page 216
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