Semiconductor Devices: Physics and Technology

by Simon M. Sze

A basic introduction to the physical properties of semiconductor devices and fabrication technology, this work presents the theoretical and practical aspects of every step in device fabrication, with an emphasis on integrated circuits. Divided into three parts, it covers the basic properties of semiconductors and processes, emphasizing silicon and gallium arsenide; the physics and characteristics of semiconductor devices, bipolar and unipolar devices, and special microwave and photonic devices; and the latest processing technologies, from crystal growth to lithographic pattern transfer.

Genres: Science, Textbooks, Engineering, Technology, Reference, Physics

523 pages, Hardcover

First published May 14, 1985

Reviews

[Tim]

Quite sparse and dry. Doesn’t make for a fun read

["The Jo"]

This book introduces fundamental concepts in a readily digestible format. An absolute "must-read" for anyone in the semiconductor industry and a highly suggested resource for those curious about the semiconductor technology.

[Mohamad]

it's a good book, you know many things about semiconductor devices, laser, CMOS, BJT, HetroJunctions And...

[Rosnita]

cx

[goei.shimon]

Good physics approach of semiconductor devices fundamentals. Goes well with Pierret's textbook on the same subject matter