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Semiconductor Devices

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The qualitative analysis done in the book is excellent. However, there are not enough example to re-enforce the theory. When doing problems, I find them difficult to start. Also, many of the homework problems are similar, there can be different types of problems.

This excellent introductory book provides a clear presentation about the field of semiconductors devices. The author not only has great efforts to make the material easy to understand but also has been careful to avoid compromising the accuracy and thoroughness of the material for which an understanding of the basic quantum mechanical concepts is necessary.

I had the pleasure of studying under Dr. Kano at Syracuse University. He was the absolute *BEST* professor in the EE program. This book puts into text all that he taught... invaluable. I have worked in VLSI/DSM circuit design for the last 10 years and find this book a great resource to have on the desk.

this book is not good for students that are going to be tested on the material and the reson is you have no way of knowing if the solutions found for the problems are correct or not, now this may not be important for sombody who's only seeking some extra knowledg. however for students hwo are going to be tested on the materiel, this book may not be convinient. when solving problems one may feel like shooting in the dark.....

this book is not good for students that are going to be tested on the material and the reson is you have no way of knowing if the solutions found for the problems are correct or not, now this may not be important for sombody who's only seeking some extra knowledg. however for students hwo are going to be tested on the materiel, this book may not be convinient. when solving problems one may feel like shooting in the dark.....