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| THE PHYSICS AND APPLICATIONS OF AMORPHOUS SEMICONDUCTORS
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By
Arun Madan, MV Systems, Inc.
M. Shaw, Wayne State University
Description
This comprehensive, detailed treatise on the physics and applications of the new emerging technology of amorphous semiconductors focuses
on specific device research problems such as the optimization of device performance. The first part of the book presents hydrogenated
amorphous silicon type alloys, whose applications include inexpensive solar cells, thin film transistors, image scanners, electrophotography,
optical recording and gas sensors. The second part of the book discusses amorphous chalcogenides, whose applications include electrophotography,
switching, and memory elements. This book will serve as an excellent reference source for solid state scientists and engineers, and
as a useful self-contained introduction to the field for graduate students.
Audience
Solid state engineers, physicists, and scientists; graduate students.
Contents
Introduction. Opto-Electronic Properties of Amorphous Silicon Based Materials. Opto-Electronic Applications of Amorphous Silicon Based
Materials. Characterization and Properties of Amorphous Chalcogenide Alloys. Electrical Switching and Memory Devices Employing Films
of Amorphous Chalcogenide Alloys. Electrophotography. Optical Memories.
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Hardbound, 545 pages, publication date: SEP-1988
ISBN-13: 978-0-12-464960-6
ISBN-10: 0-12-464960-2
Imprint: ACADEMIC PRESS
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