There was a long felt need for this book in industrial and academic
institutions. It provides new engineers, as well as practicing
engineers and advanced laboratory personnel in the field of
semiconductors a clear and thorough discussion of state-of-the-art
silicon devices, without resorting to the complexity of higher
mathematics and physics. This difficult task was made possible by
detailing the explanation of equations that describe the device
operation and characteristics without endeavoring their full
derivation. This is reinforced by several problems which reflect
practical cases observed in the laboratory. The problems are given
after introducing a major equation or concept. They are arranged in
the order of the text rather than in the order of difficulty. The
answers to most of the problems are given in order to enable the
student to "self-check" the method used for the solutions. The
illustrations may prove to be of great help to "newcomers" when
dealing with the characterization of real devices and relating the
measured data to device physics and process parameters. The new
engineer will find the book equivalent to "on the job training" and
acquire a working knowledge of the fundamental principles
underlying silicon devices. For the engineer with theoretical
background, it offers a means for direct application of solid state
theory to device analysis and synthesis. The book originated from a
set of notes developed for an in-house one-year course in Device
Physics, Technology and Characterization at IBM.
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