New Semiconductor Device book

Oct 30, 2023 Last reply: 2 years ago 3 Replies

Dear forum members,



My promised book on semiconductor devices has been published by Springer and is available at:

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If purchased from the Springer site, the book is available chapter wise - one can buy chapters of one's choice. The traditional paper copies(hard|soft cover) would I think be available in a few weeks from Amazon.



Based on your feedback(in response to my request a year ago) the chapters titles are listed below. Of these, chapters 5 - 12 are the heavy duty ones.



1: Fundamental Quantum and Statistical Mechanics of Crystalline Solids
2: Charge Transport(Current Flow) in Semiconductors
3: Homogeneous(np|pn) and Heterogeneous(Np) Semiconductor Junction Fundamentals
4: Basic Heterogeneous Bipolar|Bijunction Transistor(HBT) Properties
5: Advanced VBIC and Angelov-Chalmers Models for Homogeneous| Heterogeneous Bipolar|Bijunction Transistors
6: Heterogeneous Junction Field Effect Devices – Schottky Diode, Metal Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor (MESFET), High Electron Mobility Transistor(HEMT)
7: AlGaAs-GaAs, AlGaN-GaN, SiC HEMT Large Signal Model Equivalent Electrical Circuits(Angelov Chalmers Model) – Normally On|Off HEMT, pHEMT, mHEMT and MODFET
8: Homogeneous Junction Bipolar|Bijunction Transistor
9: Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor
10: Noise in Semiconductor Devices
11: Semiconductor Device Manufacturing Technologies
12: Designing Transistors for Specific Applications
13: Performance Characteristics of Selected Commercial Transistors and Technology Computer Aided Design(TCAD) Tools
14: Semiconductor Optoelectronic Devices
15: Gallium Nitride - Reigning King of Ultra High Frequency, Power Transistors

I am looking forward to feedback from each of you, as I have plans for a revised edition sometime in the near future.


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That was fast! Congratulations!

Springer wants $29 for a single chapter. Do you have one we could look at?

Thanks

Phil Hobbs

Thanks. However I am sorry that I do not have any electronic copy of the book. The manuscript proofreading was done via a secure Springer Nature Web site, for which they supplied me a temporary login name and password.

How about a draft? I've posted the submitted version of my Thermal Control chapter on my website, for instance.

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

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