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Principles of Electronic Materials and Devices 4/e

作者：Safa O. Kasap
原價：NT$ 1,250

ISBN：9781259253553
版次：4
年份：2018
出版商：McGraw-Hill
頁數/規格：978頁/平裝單色

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The textbook represents a first course in electronic materials and devices for undergraduate students. With the additional topics, the text can also be used in a graduate-level introductory course in electronic materials for electrical engineers and material scientists. The fourth edition is an extensively revised and extended version of the third edition based on reviewer comments and the developments in electronic and optoelectronic materials over the last ten years. The fourth edition has many new and expanded topics, new worked examples, new illustrations, and new homework problems. The majority of the illustrations have been greatly improved to make them clearer. A very large number of new homework problems have been added, and many more solved problems have been provided that put the concepts into applications. More than 50% of the illustrations have gone through some kind of revision to improve the clarity. Furthermore, more terms have been added under Defining Terms, which the students have found very useful. Bragg's diffraction law that is mentioned in several chapters is kept as Appendix A for those readers who are unfamiliar with it. The fourth edition is one of the few books on the market that have a broad coverage of electronic materials that today's scientists and engineers need. I believe that the revisions have improved the rigor without sacrificing the original semiquantitative approach that both the students and instructors liked. The major revisions in scientific content can be summarized as follows:

Chapter 1
Thermal expansion; kinetic molecular theory; atomic diffusion; molecular collisions and vacuum deposition; particle flux density; line defects; planar defects; crystal surfaces; Gruneisen's rule.

Chapter 2
Temperature dependence of resistivity, strain gauges, Hall effect; ionic conduction; Einstein relation for drift mobility and diffusion; ac conductivity; resistivity of thin films; interconnects in microelectronics; electromigration.

Chapter 3
Electron as a wave; infinite potential well; confined electron in a finite potential energy well; stimulated emission and photon amplification; He-Ne laser, optical fiber amplification.

Chapter 4
Work function; electron photoemission; secondary emission; electron affinity and photomulti plication; Fermi-Dirac statistics; conduction in metals; thermoelectricity and Seebeck coefficient; thermocouples; phonon concentration changes with temperature.

Chapter 5
Deenerate semiconductors; direct and indirect recombination; E vs. k diagrams for direct and indirect bandgap semiconductors; Schottky junction and depletion layer; Seebeck effect in semiconductors and voltage drift.

Chapter 6
The pn junction; direct bandgap pn junction; depletion layer capacitance; linearly graded junction; hyperabrupt junctions; light emitting diodes (LEDs); quantum well high intensity LEDs; LED materials and structures; LED characteristics; LED spectrum; brightness and efficiency of LEDs; multijunction solar cells.

Chapter 7
Atomic polarizability; interfacial polarization; impact ionization in gases and breakdown; supercapacitors.

Chapter 8
anisotropic and giant magnetore sistance; magnetic recording materials; longitudinal and vertical magnetic recording; materials for magnetic storage; superconductivity.

Chapter 9
Refractive and group index of Si; dielectric mirrors; free carrier absorption; liquid crystal displays.

Some important features are:

The principles are developed with the minimum of mathematics and with the emphasis on physical ideas. Quantum mechanics is part of the course but without its difficult mathematical formalism.

There are numerous worked examples or solved problems, most of which have a practical significance. Students learn by way of examples, however simple, and to that end a large number (227 in total) of solved problems have been provided.

Even simple concepts have examples to aidlearning.

Most students would like to have clear diagrams to help them visualize the explanations and understand concepts. The text includes 565 illustrations that have been profession ally prepared to reflect the concepts and aid the explanations in the text. There are also numerous photographs of practical devices and scientists and engineers to enhance the learning experience.

The end-of-chapter questions and problems (346 in total) are graded so that they start with easy concepts and eventually lead to more sophisticated concepts. Difficult problems are identified with an asterisk (*). Many practical applications with diagrams have been included.

There is a glossary, Defining Terms, at the end of each chapter that defines some of the concepts and terms used, not only within the text but also in the problems.

The end of eac chapter includes a section Additional Topics to further develop important concepts, to introduce interesting applications, or to prove a theorem. These topics are intended for the keen student and can be used as part of the text for a two-semester course.

Te text is supported by McGraw-Hill's textbook website that contains resources, such as solved problems for both sutdents and instructors.

The fourth edition is supported by an extensive PowerPoint presentation for instructors who have adopted the book for their course. The PowerPoint has all the illustrations in color, and includes additional color photos. The basic concepts and equations are also highlihgted in additional slides.

There is a regularly updated online extended Solutions Manual for all instructors; simply locate the McGraw-Hill website for this textbook. The Solutions Manual provides not only detailed explanations to the solutions, but also has color diagrams as well as references and helpful notes for instructors. (It also has the answers to those "Why?" questions in the text/)

Table of Contents
1 Elementary Materials Science Concepts
2 Electrical and Thermal Conduction in Solids: Mainly Classical Concepts
3 Elementary Quantum Physics
4 Modern Theory of Solids
5 Semiconductors
6 Semiconductor Devices
7 Dielectric Materials and Insulation
8 Magnetic Properties and Superconductivity
9 Optical Properties of Materials
Appendix A: Bragg's Diffraction Law and X-ray Diffraction
Appendix B: Major Symbols and Abbreviations
Appendix C: Elements to Uranium
Appendix D: Constants and Useful Information

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