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课程名称:半导体表征基础 概述:本课程的目标是回顾半导体材料、p-n结二极管和MOS电容器的基本原理。虽然有多种半导体技术基于不同的材料系统,但最重要的是互补金属氧化物半导体(CMOS)。本课程将重点关注与CMOS制造相关的半导体材料和器件,所学概念也可以更广泛地应用。 大纲: - 课程介绍:本课程旨在回顾半导体材料、p-n结二极管和MOS电容器的基本知识。尽管许多学习者可能已完成一个学期的器件相关课程,但如果您在很久之前上过这样的课程,或仅有最低限度的半导体器件接触,我们开发了此短期课程来复习您在这个专业化课程中成功所需要的基础知识。 - 第一周 1.1:半导体基础 本周提供半导体基础知识的简要概述,对于某些人来说,这些信息可能较为熟悉,但对其他人来说则能提供一个坚实的入门。 - 第一周 1.2:P-N结二极管 本周,您将学习p-n结二极管的能带图和电流-电压特性。 - 第一周 1.3:MOS电容器 本周,您将了解金属氧化物半导体(MOS)电容器及其氧化物电荷的相关知识。
Name:Course Introduction
Description:The goal of this course is to review the fundamentals of semiconductor materials, p-n junction diodes, and MOS capacitors. There are many semiconductor technologies based on different material systems, but the most important is complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor, or CMOS for short. This course will focus on semiconductor materials and devices relevant to CMOS manufacturing, but the concepts can be applied much more broadly. Many of you may have already completed a semester-long class focused on devices, perhaps even more than one. However, if you took that class a while ago or have only the minimum exposure to semiconductor devices, we have developed this short course to review the fundamentals you will need to be successful in this specialization.
Name:Week 1.1: Semiconductor Basics
Description:This week provides a brief overview of the basics of semiconductors. This information may be familiar to some, but it may provide a solid introduction to others.
Name:Week 1.2: P-N Junction Diodes
Description:This week, you will learn about the band diagrams and current voltage characteristics of p-n junction diodes.
Name:Week 1.3: MOS Capacitors
Description:This week, you will learn about metal-oxide semiconductor (MOS) capacitors and oxide charges.
The goal of this course is to review the fundamentals of semiconductor materials, p-n junction diodes, and MOS capacitors. There are many semiconductor technologies based on different material systems, but the most important is complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor, or CMOS for short. This course will focus on semiconductor materials and devices relevant to CMOS manufacturing, but the concepts can be applied much more broadly. Many of you may have already completed a semester-long class focus