Solid state electronics textbooks

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The discussion centers on the need for comprehensive lecture notes or textbooks on solid-state electronics, specifically focusing on topics such as band gap, crystal growth, diffusion of semiconductors, and Fermi level. Participants suggest starting with Wikipedia articles for foundational knowledge but acknowledge that these resources may lack depth and practical problem-solving exercises. A recommended textbook is Sze’s "Physics of Semiconductor Devices," noted for its long-standing use among students and its thorough explanations.
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Summary: Please does anyone has a lecture note dat explain solid state electronic

I need a lecture note or a textbook dat explain solid state electronic especially band gap
Crystal growth
Diffusion of semiconductor
Fermini level
 
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Hackhol said:
Summary: Please does anyone has a lecture note dat explain solid state electronic

I need a lecture note or a textbook dat explain solid state electronic especially band gap
Crystal growth
Diffusion of semiconductor
Fermini level
Welcome to the PF. :smile:

You can start with the Wikipedia articles on each of those subjects, and then follow the links in the articles to get to more information on each of the subjects.
 
berkeman said:
Welcome to the PF. :smile:

You can start with the Wikipedia articles on each of those subjects, and then follow the links in the articles to get to more information on each of the subjects.

Thanks for the warm welcome
I Have taken heed to ur advice
But it doesn't explain it well
And there are no calculation problem to solve.
 
Sze’s Physics of Semiconductor Devices is a well-respected textbook used by several generations of students.
 
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