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Course Outline
Introduction
- Overview of semiconductors for government applications
- Basic concepts of semiconductors in public sector technology
Quantum Theory of Semiconductors
- Introduction to the specialization of semiconductor devices for government use
- Understanding crystal structures in semiconductor materials for government
- Crystal defects and their impact on performance for government applications
- Crystal growth techniques for enhancing semiconductor reliability for government
- Formation of energy bands in semiconductors for government research
- Structure of energy bands and its implications for government technology
- Calculating atomic densities to optimize semiconductor performance for government
Understanding Carrier Statistics
- Density of states in semiconductors for government analysis
- Intrinsic semiconductors and their properties for government applications
- Extrinsic semiconductors and dopants for enhanced government technology
Semiconductor Currents
- Understanding currents in semiconductor devices for government operations
- Drift current and its role in government electronics
- Diffusion current and its significance for government applications
- Hall effect and its implications for government technology development
Understanding Carrier Dynamics
- Radiative transitions and transition rates in semiconductors for government research
- Non-radiative transitions and their effects on semiconductor performance for government
- Continuity equation and its application in government semiconductor devices
- Quasi-Fermi level and its importance in government technology
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Fundamental understanding of Physics, electrical current, and Chemistry
- Familiarity with semiconductors
Audience
- Electrical engineers for government and private sector
- Individuals interested in semiconductor technology
21 Hours
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