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This book provides introductory, comprehensive, and concise
descriptions of amorphous chalcogenide semiconductors and related
materials. It includes comparative portraits of the chalcogenide
and related materials including amorphous hydrogenated Si, oxide
and halide glasses, and organic polymers. It also describes effects
of non-equilibrium disorder, in comparison with those in
crystalline semiconductors.
This book provides introductory, comprehensive, and concise
descriptions of amorphous chalcogenide semiconductors and related
materials. It includes comparative portraits of the chalcogenide
and related materials including amorphous hydrogenated Si, oxide
and halide glasses, and organic polymers. It also describes effects
of non-equilibrium disorder, in comparison with those in
crystalline semiconductors.
"Amorphous Chalcogenide Semiconductors and Glasses" describes
developments in the science and technology of this class of
materials. This book offers an up-to-date treatment of chalcogenide
glasses and amorphous semiconductors from basic principles to
applications while providing the reader with the necessary
theoretical background to understanding the material properties
technology of this class of materials. This book offers an
up-to-date treatment of chalcogenide glasses and amorphous
semiconductors from basic principles to applications while
providing the reader with the necessary theoretical background to
understanding the material properties. Chalcogenides form a special
class of materials, which have one or more of the elements from the
chalcogen group, Group VI in the Periodic Table (S, Se. or Te) as a
constituent; the chalcogen is mixed with other elements to form
various "new" compounds and alloys. Chalcogenides are
noncrystalline solids because their structure is "amorphous" or
"glassy". Such structures have totally different properties than
crystalline solids. Chalcogenide glasses have a number of very
interesting and useful properties, which have been already
exploited in the commercialization of new devices.
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