Material Characterization of Semiconductors

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Material characterization of semiconductors is a complex field requiring mastery of various techniques essential for the semiconductor industry. Postgraduate studies in this area can be challenging due to the depth of knowledge needed in solid-state and semiconductor physics. Participants in the discussion share their experiences with relevant coursework and the importance of practical skills in modeling semiconductors using SPICE simulators. Understanding these concepts is crucial for anyone looking to excel in semiconductor research and development. Mastery of these subjects is vital for a successful career in the semiconductor industry.
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I would like to plan on a postgraduate studies in Material Characterization - Semiconductor; how difficult is this subject since there are a varity of technques to master them properly in order to join the Semiconductor Industry?
 
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What classes have you had so far in Solid State Physics and Semiconductor Physics? Have you seen how semiconductors are modeled in SPICE simulators?

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