Springer handbook of electronic and photonic materials / Safa Kasap, Peter Capper (Eds.).

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Published: New York : Springer, c2006.
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Table of Contents:
  • 1. Perspectives on electronic and optoelectronic materials
  • 2. Electrical conduction in metals and semiconductors
  • 3. Optical properties of electronic materials : fundamentals and characterization
  • 4. Magnetic properties of electronic materials
  • 5. Defects in monocrystalline silicon
  • 6. Diffusion in semiconductors
  • 7. Photoconductivity in materials research
  • 8. Electronic properties of semiconductor interfaces
  • 9. Charge transport in disordered materials
  • 10. Dielectric response
  • 11. Ionic conduction and applications
  • 12. Bulk crystal growth - methods and materials
  • 13. Single-crystal silicon : growth and properties
  • 14. Epitaxial crystal growth : methods and materials
  • 15. Narrow-bandgap II-VI semiconductors : growth
  • 16. Wild-bandgap II-VI semiconductors : growth and properties
  • 17. Structural characterization
  • 18. Surface chemical analysis
  • 19. Thermal properties and thermal analysis : fundamentals, experimental techniques and applications
  • 20. Electrical characterization of semiconductor materials and devices
  • 21. Single-crystal silicon : electrical and optical properties
  • 22. Silicon-Germanium : properties, growth and applications
  • 23. Gallium arsenide
  • 24. High-temperature electronic materials : silicon carbide and diamond
  • 25. Amorphous semiconductors : structure, optical, and electrical properties
  • 26. Amorphous and microcrystalline silicon
  • 27. Ferroelectric materials
  • 28. Dielectric materials for microelectronics
  • 29. Thin films
  • 30. Thick films
  • 31. III-V ternary and quaternary compounds
  • 32. Group III nitrides
  • 33. Electron transport within the III-V nitride semiconductors, GaN, AlN, and InN : a Monte Carlo analysis
  • 34. II-IV semiconductors for optoelectronics : CdS, CdSe, CdTe
  • 35. Doping aspect of Zn-based wide-band-gap semiconductors
  • 36. II-VI narrow-bandgap semiconductors for optoelectronics
  • 37. Optoelectronic devices and materials
  • 38. Liquid crystals
  • 39. Organic photoconductors
  • 40. Luminescent materials
  • 41. Non-engineered tunable photonic crystals in the near-IR and visible electromagnetic spectrum
  • 42. Quantum wells, superlattices, and band-gap engineering
  • 43. Glasses for photonic integration
  • 44. Optical nonlinearity in photonic glasses
  • 45. Nonlinear optoelectronic materials
  • 46. Solar cells and photovoltaics
  • 47. Silicon on mechanically flexible substrates for large-area electronics
  • 48. Photoconductors for X-ray image detectors
  • 49. Phase-change optical recording
  • 50. Carbon nanotubes and bucky materials
  • 51. Magnetic information-storage materials
  • 52. High-temperature superconductors
  • 53. Molecular electronics
  • 54. Organic materials for chemical sensing
  • 55. Packaging materials.