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...tronic band structure]] and offsets with respect to adjacent metals and/or semiconductors when switching the ferroelectric polarization so that the overall conductiv ...

...onment. The ANM technology has been referred as being as significant as [[semiconductors]] in the 1950s.{{Citation needed|date=December 2007}} ...

...ns in the presence of very high [[electric field]]s.<ref>''Fundamentals of Semiconductors: Physics and Materials Properties'', Peter Y. Yu, Manuel Cardona, pp. 227-2 [[Category:Semiconductors]] ...

...spectroscopy''', is widely used for studying optoelectronic properties of semiconductors and other light absorbing materials.<ref name="RSC-def"> {{cite book|last1=Lu|first1=Wei|last2=Fu|first2=Ying |title=Spectroscopy of Semiconductors|chapter=Photocurrent Spectroscopy |series=Springer Series in Optical Scien ...

...d, e.g., via a [[nanostructure]] design. Consequently, THz spectroscopy on semiconductors is relevant in revealing both new technological potentials of nanostructure ...>THz</sub>(''t'') provides vast new possibilities to systematic studies in semiconductors. ...

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...is H |last2=Kim |magazine=[[IEEE Spectrum]] |url=https://spectrum.ieee.org/semiconductors/processors/transistor-aging |accessdate=21 Jun 2020}}</ref> ...(or holes) in semiconductors.<ref>Conwell, E. M., High Field Transport in Semiconductors, Solid State Physics Supplement 9 (Academic Press, New York, 1967).</ref> ...

...ly in functional materials, such as used in electronics, chips, batteries, semiconductors, or solar cells. Many of those materials are defect materials and their spe ...

...ref>Surville, R. D. et al. Electrochemical chains using protolytic organic semiconductors. Electrochimica Acta 13, 1451–1458 (1968). [https://doi.org/10.1016/0013-46 ...

The thyristors are electronically controlled. Thyristors, like all semiconductors, generate heat and [[deionized water]] is commonly used to cool them.<ref ...n series and inverse-parallel, forming "thyristor valves". The disc-shaped semiconductors, usually several inches in diameter, are usually located indoors in a "valv ...

...bsorption, e.g. ionic and [[molecular vibration]]s, interband transitions (semiconductors), [[phonon]]s, and collective excitations.<ref name = "Lorentz1909"/><ref n | chapter = Semiconductors ...

* '''[[advanced packaging (semiconductors)|advanced packaging]]''' – the aggregation and interconnection of component ...n IC manufacturing, the layers are [[Insulator (electricity)|insulators]], semiconductors, and [[Electrical conductor|conductors]] ...

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...of carrier-carrier interactions on some transport properties in disordered semiconductors|doi=10.1039/DF9705000013}}</ref> the '''Coulomb gap''' is a [[Energy gap|so ...dimension.<ref>B. Shklovskii and A. Efros, Electronic properties of doped semiconductors (Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1984).</ref> The observation of this is expected ...

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=== In semiconductors === In semiconductors and insulating materials, an electric field causes charged particles, elect ...

...ir viability for electric vehicles (EV) was established, suitable low-cost semiconductors to make this topology competitive are not currently available (as of 2019). ...

...Cite book|title=Quantum theory of the optical and electronic properties of semiconductors|last1=Hartmut|first1=Haug|last2=Koch|first2=Stephan W.|date=1994|publisher= ...

...the rarely used heater designations (first letter of the part number) for semiconductors. The second letter was used in a similar way to the valves naming conventio **'''C''' [[Boron group|III]]-[[Nitrogen group|V]] semiconductors with a band gap of 1.3eV or more, like [[gallium arsenide]] in [[Light-emit ...