Principles of Semiconductor Processes and Device Technology

Principles of Semiconductor Processes and Device Technology by Zhigang Zang, Qingkai Qian
English | 2026 | Tue PDF, DJVU | 355 pages | 20.2 MB

The book covers semiconductor physics, synthesis and characterization of optoelectronic materials, and fabrication processes. Focused chapters address transistors, luminescent materials and devices, superluminescent diodes, solar cells, photodetectors, and graphene devices. Technical details and frontier research results support professionals developing new semiconductor devices across academic and industrial settings.

Besides electronic devices, optoelectronic devices that interact with light represent an important category of semiconductor devices. The science and technology behind luminescent materials are illustrated, detailing the operation and manufacture of light-emitting diodes, including the prominent GaN-based systems and the rapidly emerging perovskite-based technologies. A specialized focus on superluminescent light-emitting diodes and their unique design for high-power, broadband applications is detailed. The inverse process, the conversion of light into electrical signals, i.e., photodetectors, is also examined, covering traditional and novel perovskite-based architectures for sensing across the electromagnetic spectrum.

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Designed for materials scientists, electronics engineers, semiconductor physicists, and graduate students in physics and materials sciences, this reference provides the depth required for device design and product development practitioners. Academic and industrial professionals will find it invaluable for understanding and advancing semiconductor technology.

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