Introduction to Semiconductor Devices and Wave Fundamentals
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This course, led by Professor Karl E. Lonngren from the University of Iowa, provides an in-depth understanding of semiconductor devices and the principles of wave physics. Topics include Schrödinger's equation, solid-state materials, PN junctions, MOS capacitors, and transistor technology. Students will explore complex concepts through exams, term papers, presentations, and hands-on demonstrations. Notable references include "Introduction to Semiconductor Devices" and "Fundamentals of Electromagnetics with MATLAB." Students are encouraged to collaborate in solving major equations and projects.
Introduction to Semiconductor Devices and Wave Fundamentals
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Introduction & waves
Fundamentals of materials and devices55:072 Professor Karl E. Lonngren lonngren@engineering.uiowa.edu 4312 SC office hours: 12:15 – 1:00 TTh
Kent Hutchinson – 260 IATL <kahutchi@engineering.uiowa.edu> Text “Introduction to semiconductor devices” McGraw-Hill 2005 References: “Fundamentals of electromagnetics with MATLAB” SciTech Press 2007 “Introduction to physical electronics” Allyn & Bacon 1988 Grading 2 exams @ 100 term paper/presentation@ 50 homework @ 50 Work together? example major equation
Course outline • Waves & strange experiments • Schrödinger equation & energy levels • Solid-state materials • PN junctions • Exam #1 – Spring break • MOS capacitor • Field effect transistors & MOSFET • Bipolar junction transistors • Velocity modulation & plasma physics • Oral reports • Exam #2
Simple waves First order partial differential equation First order partial differential equation Second order partial differential equation General solution
z z F (z - ct) G (z + ct)
Time harmonic excitation • Wave equation • Time harmonic excitation • Wave equation becomes • Solution
Time harmonic excitation • Wave number • wavelength
Dispersion relation • Wave equation • Time harmonic solution
Standing waves • solution • factorization • Reflection • b = -a • Standing wave solution