This lecture is a component of the "Semiconductor Electronics" module. It serves as an introductory course to impart fundamental principles of semiconductor physics and the operational concepts of key semiconductor components used in electronics, presented at a basic level. The objective is to equip students with essential knowledge about electronic components, which forms a crucial foundation for comprehending more advanced courses and topics within the realm of electronics.
Content
- Semiconductor electronics development
- Band structure of semiconductors
- Semiconductor materials: production, doping, etc. using silicon as an example
- Load carriers: distribution, generation/recombination, transport
- Semiconductors in contact: pn junction, diodes, solar cells
- Basic principles of transistors: Bipolar and field effect transistors
- Basic principles of memory cells
- Optoelectronic devices: LED and laser
- Device manufacturing: silicon technology overview
- Future developments in electronics
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Lecture
Dr. Christopher Reiche
Dozent
Dr. Christopher Reiche
Dozent
Practical (only for Nanotechnology students)
Dipl.-Ing. Oliver Kerker
Research Staff
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30167 Hannover
30167 Hannover
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