Description
The seventh edition of this classic text illustrates the fundamentals of the electrical properties of materials in the context of contemporary engineering applications. Written in an informal, accessible style, it emphasizes the core ideas relevant to understanding the subject and deliberately keeps the mathematical treatment simple. The book presents the simplest model that can display the essential properties of a phenomenon and examines it, showing the difference between ideal and actual behavior. Topics are selected so that the operation of devices having applications (or possible future applications) in engineering can be explained. Problems and worked examples are included throughout.
Features of the Seventh Edition
·Presents a comprehensive treatment of light emitting diodes, which are rapidly replacing classical lighting sources
·Covers new topics such as organic material (including various polymers) and artificial materials (including photonic gap materials and metamaterials)
·Provides insight into cutting-edge fields such as amorphous semiconductors and nanotechnology
·Discusses new devices including nanotube transistors, single electron transistors, magnetic tunnel junctions, quantum cascade lasers, and ferroelectric and superconducting memories
·A solutions manual and illustrations from the text are available for download at: http://www.oup.com/uk/booksites/content/0199267936/
Features of the Seventh Edition
·Presents a comprehensive treatment of light emitting diodes, which are rapidly replacing classical lighting sources
·Covers new topics such as organic material (including various polymers) and artificial materials (including photonic gap materials and metamaterials)
·Provides insight into cutting-edge fields such as amorphous semiconductors and nanotechnology
·Discusses new devices including nanotube transistors, single electron transistors, magnetic tunnel junctions, quantum cascade lasers, and ferroelectric and superconducting memories
·A solutions manual and illustrations from the text are available for download at: http://www.oup.com/uk/booksites/content/0199267936/
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