Chapter 1 Review of Basic Semiconductor Physics
Chapter 1 Review of Basic Semiconductor Physics 1.1 Semiconductors This review is not meant to teach you semiconductor physics–only to refresh your memory. Most semiconductors are formed from elements from groups II, III, VI, V, VI of the periodic table. The most commonly used semiconductor is silicon or Si.
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