EE451:

Electronic Properties of Semiconductors

Description:

Develops an understanding of those semiconductor parameters that relate to the performance of semiconductor devices. Hole and electron conduction and charge carrier distribution as a function of energy are developed. Charge carrier generation and recombination and carrier dynamics leading to drift and diffusion are used to study semiconductor transport phenomena. The p-n junction, bipolar junction transistor and field-effect transisitor are studied in detail. (3-0-3).  Prereq: SP212 or SP222 or permission of chair. [Spring]

 

Spring 2013 Sections:

Section:

Schedule

Room

Instructor

4001

Lecture

TBA

MU-321

Assoc. Prof. Firebaugh

 
 

Course Materials:

  Syllabus

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Course Coordinator:
Assoc. Prof. Samara Firebaugh
Electrical Engineering Department
Maury Hall 321
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