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Semiconductor Devices and Circuits Electrical Engineering Instructor Name: Sanjiv Sambandan Institute: IISc Bangalore Department: Others Course Intro: : This course is intended to equip any students interested in electronic materials and devices with the fundamentals of semiconductor devices. The materials covered in The course begins with fundamentals and accelerates to advanced topics in semiconductor physics. The course connects circuit performance to material and device behavior. At the end of the course, the students would learn to: 1.) Learn the important concepts related to semiconductor technology. 2.) Perform the analysis and design of semiconductor devices (electrostatics and current-voltage characteristics) from fundamental principles. 3.) Learn how to extract device parameters by suitable experiments. 4.) Engineer and innovate on device design and even construct new devices intended for special applications in circuits. There is special emphasize placed on this aspect. 5.) Learn the fundamentals of circuit design and observe how device properties and device design impact circuit behaviour (eg. dc and ac response, noise) 6.) Extend the concepts and analysis to advanced topics such as: devices based on disordered semiconductors (eg. organic semiconductors, amorphous metal oxides), flexible and printed electronics, etc. Pre Requisites: : A background in electrical engineering helps to some extent, but this is not required Core/Elective: : Core UG/PG: : Both Industry Support : Companies working in semiconductors and integrated circuits: Intel, AMD, Samsung, Texas Instruments, Analog Devices etc. Reference : Prof. Manish Jain, Physics, IISc Solid State Physics and Quantum Mechanics) Prof. Navakant Bhat, CENSE, IISc (Device Physics) Optional Reviewers Dr.Kaushik Mazumdar, ECE, IISc Prof. Venkatraman, Physics, IISc About Instructor: Sanjiv Sambandan is an Associate Professor at the Department of Instrumentation and Applied Physics, Indian Institute of Science Bangalore, India. He is also cross-appointed at the Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK. Prior to taking up academic positions, he was with the Electronic Materials and Device Lab, Xerox Palo Alto Research Centre (PARC), Palo Alto, California, USA. He is also the founder and director of openwater.in, a clean water startup from his lab (www.openwater.in).

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Semiconductor Devices and Circuits Electrical Engineering

Instructor Name: Sanjiv SambandanInstitute: IISc BangaloreDepartment: Others

Course Intro: : This course is intended to equip any students interested in electronic materials and devices with thefundamentals of semiconductor devices. The materials covered in The course begins with fundamentals and acceleratesto advanced topics in semiconductor physics. The course connects circuit performance to material and device behavior. At the end of the course, the students would learn to: 1.) Learn the important concepts related to semiconductortechnology. 2.) Perform the analysis and design of semiconductor devices (electrostatics and current-voltagecharacteristics) from fundamental principles. 3.) Learn how to extract device parameters by suitable experiments. 4.)Engineer and innovate on device design and even construct new devices intended for special applications in circuits.There is special emphasize placed on this aspect. 5.) Learn the fundamentals of circuit design and observe how deviceproperties and device design impact circuit behaviour (eg. dc and ac response, noise) 6.) Extend the concepts andanalysis to advanced topics such as: devices based on disordered semiconductors (eg. organic semiconductors,amorphous metal oxides), flexible and printed electronics, etc.

Pre Requisites: : A background in electrical engineering helps to some extent, but this is not required Core/Elective: : Core UG/PG: : Both Industry Support : Companies working in semiconductors and integrated circuits: Intel, AMD, Samsung, TexasInstruments, Analog Devices etc.

Reference : Prof. Manish Jain, Physics, IISc Solid State Physics and Quantum Mechanics) Prof. Navakant Bhat, CENSE, IISc (Device Physics) Optional Reviewers Dr.Kaushik Mazumdar, ECE, IISc Prof. Venkatraman, Physics, IISc

About Instructor: Sanjiv Sambandan is an Associate Professor at the Department of Instrumentation and AppliedPhysics, Indian Institute of Science Bangalore, India. He is also cross-appointed at the Department of Engineering,University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK. Prior to taking up academic positions, he was with the Electronic Materialsand Device Lab, Xerox Palo Alto Research Centre (PARC), Palo Alto, California, USA. He is also the founder anddirector of openwater.in, a clean water startup from his lab (www.openwater.in).

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COURSE PLAN

SL.NO Week Module Name1 1 Quantum Mechanics and Solid State

Physics2 2 Basics of Semiconductors: Concept of

Mobility and Carrier concentration3 3 Basics of Semiconductors: Continuity

Equation4 4 Metal-Semiconductor Junctions5 5 p-n Junctions6 6 Introduction to Transistors - BJTs,

JFETs and MESFETs7 7 Introduction to MOSFETs8 8 MOSFET Details 1: Scaling, Threshold

Voltage9 9 MOSFETs Details 2: Leakage, Other

Parasitic10 10 MOSFETs: Parameter Extraction via

Experiments11 11 Circuit Design with MOSFETs - Impact

of Device Physics on Circuits12 12 Advanced Topics - Flexible Electronics