An introduction to carbon materials
Focusing on recent advancements in carbon materials, this reference text provides insights into their synthesis and various allotropes. It highlights the significant impact these developments have on the fields of materials science and engineering, making it an essential resource for solid-state and electrical engineering students.
A Survey of Gainasp-Inp and Gainasp-GAAS for Photonic and Electronic Device Applications, Second Edition
Focusing on semiconductor compounds, this updated volume explores GaInAsP-InP and GaInAsP-GaAs materials for electronic and photonic devices. It introduces the MOCVD growth process and covers both in situ and ex situ characterization techniques. The book details the growth of GaAs and the GaAs-GaInP system, along with the optical devices and GaAs-based laser diode structures. Additionally, it addresses electronic devices and provides an overview of optoelectronic integrated circuits (OEICs), making it a comprehensive resource for researchers in the field.
Focusing on solid state physics, the book presents contemporary advancements in semiconductors and nanotechnology. It features a standardized approach to mathematical results, ensuring clarity and consistency. The inclusion of numerous problems throughout the text serves to reinforce the principles discussed, making it a valuable resource for understanding complex concepts in the field.
The fourth edition of this comprehensive introduction to solid state engineering features updated sections and new chapters on solar energy and thermal harvesting. It blends physics, chemistry, and engineering concepts, covering electron interactions, quantum mechanics, and advanced transport theory, tailored for solid state engineers.