Semiconductor Physics Problems and Exercises. Second Edition

Author: Tian Jingmin
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Features: This book is closely aligned with the content of the planned teaching material for engineering electronics majors in higher education, "Semiconductor Physics." The chapter structure and arrangement order of the book are identical to those of the textbook. It consists of twelve chapters, which are: Electronic States in Semiconductors, Impurity and Defect Energy Levels in Semiconductors, Statistical Distribution of Charge Carriers in Semiconductors, Electrical Conductivity of Semiconductors, Non-Equilibrium Charge Carriers, p-n Junctions, Metal-Semiconductor Contacts, Semiconductor Surfaces and MIS Structures, Semiconductor Heterostructures, Optical Properties of Semiconductors and Photoelectric and Luminescence Phenomena, Thermoelectric Properties of Semiconductors, and Magnetic and Piezoresistive Effects in Semiconductors. Based on an analysis of key and challenging points, each chapter includes thought-provoking questions. Furthermore, through the solution and analysis of examples and comprehensive exercises, the book reinforces fundamental principles and concepts, with particular attention paid to the integrated application of basic concepts. This book can serve as a supplementary guide for master's entrance examinations in relevant fields and also as a teaching reference for related disciplines.