- Lecturer
- Yamamoto Kimihisa Naruke Haruo
- Place
- Thr3-4(G112)
- Credits
- Lecture2 Exercise0 Experiment0
- Code
- 87019
- Syllabus updated
- 2011/9/20
- Lecture notes updated
- 2011/9/20
- Semester
- Fall Semester
Outline of lecture
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Chemical and electronic structures, and physical properties of semiconductor junction, metal/semiconductor junction, ionic conductors, and luminescent materials are lectured, and their practical applications to electronic devices, photocatalysts, solar cells, and phosphors are reviewed with relation to environmental chemistry.
Purpose of lecture
This lecture aims to help understanding chemical and electronic structures and physical properties
of semiconductor junction, metal/semiconductor junction, ionic conductors, and luminescent
materials, and their practical applications.
Plan of lecture
1. Introduction
2. PN junction and Diodes
3. Application of Diodes
4. Bipolar Transistors
5. FET and other Transistors
6. Application of Transistors
7. Logical Circuits and Memories
8. Processing of Semiconductor Devices I
9. Processing of Semiconductor Devices II
10. Materials for Energy Production and Storage I
11. Materials for Energy Production and Storage II
12. Luminescent Materials I
13. Luminescent Materials II
Textbook and reference
Paper materials on the topics are distributed from the instructor.
Related and/or prerequisite courses
Japanese students are recommended to take Advanced Course of Inorganic Chemistry (辟｡讖溷喧蟄ｦ
迚ｹ隲) opened in Environmental Chemistry and Engineering.
Evaluation
Paper work: 70%, Examination: 30%
Comments from lecturer
Japanese students are recommended to take Advanced Course of Inorganic Chemistry (辟｡讖溷喧蟄ｦ
迚ｹ隲) opened in Environmental Chemistry and Engineering.
