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POWER MICROELECTRONICS
Device and Process Technologies
by Yung C Liang & Ganesh S Samudra (National University of Singapore, Singapore)
This descriptive textbook provides an in-depth look at the theories and process technologies necessary for understanding modern power semiconductor devices, i.e. from the fundamentals of junction electrostatics, p-n junction devices, unipolar MOSFET, bipolar IGBT, and superjunction devices to their associated silicon wafer process technology. State-of-the-art devices based on current research and development are included in the book to widen the scope for future device generation. The detailed structure and performance merit of the devices are also presented, together with laboratory measurements and SEM photographs. Examples used in the book are based mainly on actual fabricated devices, with the process steps described in clear detail. This book is useful for senior-year undergraduate courses on power semiconductor or power electronic devices, as well as for graduate-level courses, especially those focusing on advanced device development and design aspects. Device designers and researchers will also find this book a good reference in their work.
Contents:
- Introduction
- Carrier Physics and Junction Electrostatics
- Bipolar
Junction Diode
- Power Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistor
- Insulated-Gate Bipolar Transistor
- Superjunction Structures
- Fabrication and Modeling of Power Devices
- Practical Case Studies in Power Devices
Readership: Final-year undergraduate and graduate students in power
electronics power semiconductor device designers and engineers.
| 600pp (approx.) |
Pub. date: Scheduled Summer 2008 |
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