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39 reviews(Ebook) The Story of Semiconductors 1st Edition by John W Orton - Ebook PDF Instant Download/Delivery: 9780199559107 ,0199559104
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ISBN 10: 0199559104
ISBN 13: 9780199559107
Author: John W Orton
(Ebook) The Story of Semiconductors 1st Edition Table of contents:
Chapter 1 Perspectives
1.1 The 'Information Age'
1.2 Early materials technology
1.3 What makes a semiconductor?
1.4 Semiconductor doping
1.5 How many semiconductors are there?
Bibliography
Chapter 2 The cat's whiskers
2.1 Early days
2.2 First applications
2.3 Commercial semiconductor rectifiers
2.4 Early semiconductor physics
2.5 The cat's whisker reborn
2.6 Postscript—how things happen
Bibliography
Chapter 3 Minority rule
3.1 The transistor
3.2 Ge and Si technology
3.3 The physics of Ge and Si
3.4 The junction transistor
Bibliography
Chapter 4 Silicon, silicon, and yet more silicon
4.1 Precursor to the revolution
4.2 The Metal Oxide Silicon transistor
4.3 Semiconductor technology
4.4 Wise men from the East
4.5 Power and energy—sometimes size is important
4.6 Silicon is good for physics, too
Bibliography
Chapter 5 The compound challenge
5.1 Why bother?
5.2 Gallium arsenide
5.3 Crystal growth
5.4 Material characterization
5.5 Light emitting devices
5.6 Microwave devices
5.7 Indium-phosphide
Bibliography
Chapter 6 Low dimensional structures
6.1 Small really is beautiful
6.2 The two-dimensional electron gas
6.3 Mesoscopic systems
6.4 Optical properties of quantum wells
6.5 Electronic devices
6.6 Optical devices
Bibliography
Chapter 7 Let there be light
7.1 Basic principles
7.2 Red-emitting alloys
7.3 Gallium phosphide
7.4 Wide band gap semiconductors
7.5 Short wavelength laser diodes
Bibliography
Chapter 8 Communicating with light
8.1 Fibre optics
8.2 Long wavelength sources
8.3 Photodetectors
8.4 Optical modulators
8.5 Recent developments
Bibliography
Chapter 9 Semiconductors in the infrared
9.1 The infrared spectral region
9.2 Infrared components
9.3 Two world wars—and after
9.4 Growing sophistication—the 1960s and 1970s
9.5 Quantum wells, superlattices, and other modern wonders
9.6 Long wavelength lasers
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Chapter 10 Polycrystalline and amorphous semiconductors
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Polycrystalline semiconductors
10.3 Amorphous semiconductors
10.4 Solar cells
10.5 Liquid crystal displays
10.6 Porous silicon
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