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Physics of 2D Semiconductor Devices

Code
Φ-575
Level
Graduate
Category
B
Teacher
G. Deligeorgis
ECTS
5
Hours
4
Semester
Spring
Display
Yes
Offered
Yes
Goal of the course
This is a graduate level course designed to present the physics and unique characteristics of two dimensional semiconductors. Material growth, processing of devices and their design logic which differs from their three dimensional counterparts will be presented. The course will focus on describing basic opto-electornic and electronic properties of 2D based devices and their operation. The aim is to set a the foundation in knowledge to further work and study two dimensional semiconductors.
Program
Tuesday, 17:00-19:00, Room 1
Wednesday, 17:00-19:00,Room 1
Syllabus
1) Structure of layered materials
- Structure and fundamental physics of graphene
- Structure and fundamental physics of transition metal dichalcogenides
2) Growth / fabrication of 2D materials
- Growth techniques (ex-foliation, chemical vapour deposition, epitaxy)
- Creating and Controlling doping levels
- Heterostructures
3) Fundamental principles of devices
- Contacts (Ohmic and Schottky)
- Isolation, dielectric deposition
- Examples of typical devices (Transistor, diodes e.t.c)
- Non conventional devices (ballistic devices)
Bibliography
“2D Materials, Properties and Devices”, edited by Ph. Avouris, T. F. Heinz, and T. Low, Cambridge University Press, 2017, Online ISBN: 9781316681619
“2D Materials, Volume 95 (Semiconductors and Semimetals) 1st Edition”, edited by F. Iacopi, J. Boeckl and C. Jagadish, Academic Press, 2016, eBook ISBN: 9780128043370, Hardcover ISBN: 9780128042724