KEY BENEFIT: This book describes device physics and circuit design in the context of modern microelectronics integrated circuit technology. KEY TOPICS: It introduces approaches to learning the core device physics and analog/digital circuit concepts that make the subject more accessible to the current generation of students. The authors have designed a concise, concentrated presentation, limiting coverage to only those concepts necessary for the understanding of devices and circuits.
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This text describes device physics and circuit design in the context of modern microelectronics integrated circuit technology. It introduces approaches to learning the core device physics and analog/digital circuit concepts that make the subject more accessible to the current generation of students. The authors have designed a concise, concentrated presentation, limiting coverage to only those concepts necessary for the understanding of devices and circuits.
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This book describes device physics and circuit design in the context of modern microelectronics integrated circuit technology. It introduces approaches to learning the core device physics and analog/digital circuit concepts that make the subject more accessible to the current generation of students. The authors have designed a concise, concentrated presentation, limiting coverage to only those concepts necessary for the understanding of devices and circuits.
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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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The best derivations for PN, BJT,MOS cap and MOSFET !!!,
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This review is from: Microelectronics: An Integrated Approach (Hardcover)
This is one of the best books explaining the pn junction, bipolar transistors, MOS capacitor , and the MOSFET. The derivation are extremely clear and logical,and every question that you think of is answered in the next line. This book is for someone who already have taken some course in electronics, and who really wants some solid understanding of the devices, all that without being a genious in semiconductor physics. Gauss's low, and KVL is almost all that is needed. Derivations are extremely clear, and thorough.
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Physical details and thorough mathematical explanations,
This review is from: Microelectronics: An Integrated Approach (Hardcover)
This is by far the best Microelectronics book I've ever read (and I have a large collection). The authors really dig deep into the material and explain every little step as you progress toward the bigger picture. I absolutely love this textbook. I recommend it to anyone who appreciates a technical read with rigorous and thorough mathematical derivations of equations that describe physical phenomena in microelectronic devices and materials.
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MIT open courseware book.,
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This review is from: Microelectronics: An Integrated Approach (Hardcover)
I purchased this book to go along with the MIT open courseware material that is available online. By following along with the lectures in the book and taking notes, you can get the experience of the actual class and learn quite a bit. The teachers of this class are amazing and help explain the topics covered in the text well enough to learn the material. The only problem I had with the book is just my personal preference to start off any introductory class dealing with electronics with the physics of electrons and the chemistry of molecular interaction. That way you can understand what is happening inside the copper wire before learning about integrated circuits. The book starts off with an intro to integrated circuits and computer architecture, then in chapter 2 goes on to the physics of semiconductors. So the information IS there, I just felt it was out of order but it makes some sense if you follow along with the online course. [...]
along the left panel of the website you will see the links to the lectures and syllabus if interested.
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