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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.
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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