ean 9783527409273 temática NANOTECNOLOGÍA edición 3ª año Publicación 2012 idioma INGLÉS editorial WILEY formato CARTONÉ 84,70 €    PEDIR   NOVEDAD

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This outstanding textbook collects on about 1,000 pages the fundamental concepts and key technologies related to advanced electronic materials and devices. The third edition now holds 47 chapters a 20-30 pages, grouped into eight sections. The first two sections are devoted to principles, materials processing and characterization methods. Following sections hold contributions to relevant materials and various devices, computational concepts, storage systems, data transmission, imaging systems and displays. Each subject area is opened by a tutorial introduction, written by the editor and giving a rich list of references. The following chapters provide a concise yet in-depth description in a given topic. The obvious strength of the book is its encyclopedic character, providing adequate background material instead of just reviewing current trends. The reader benefits from the clear structure which reduces overlap or repetition to a minimum. This third edition is completely revised and contains to a third absolutely new content ranging from fundamental aspects, now including mesoscopic electron transport, to advanced technological solutions. The second section, which is focused on processing and characterization, holds new chapters on nanoimprint lithography, 3-D integration technology, scanning probe manipulation of materials and bottom-up approaches. The former parts on RAM and Mass Storage Devices now belong to a coupled section with new contributions on floating gate as well as and electrochemical and thermochemical memories. This allows more space for a new section devoted to computational concepts and systems. The part devoted data transmission and interfaces henceforth includes the discussion of interconnects and RFID Technology. The contributions on sensors and imaging systems are substantially updated, and the last part of the book which summarizes various display technologies is complemented by a chapter on micro-mirror displays. This textbook is primarily aimed at graduate students of physics, electrical engineering and information technology as well as material science. It is equally of interest to professionals wanting a broader overview of this hot topic. Experts might appreciate the book for having quick access to principles as well as a source for getting insight into related fields.

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General Introduction I Fundamentals 1 Dielectric and Optical Properties 2 Electronic Properties and Quantum Effects 3 Mesoscopic Electron Transport 4 Spin-Transfer Phenomena 5 Organic Molecules ? Electronic Structures, Properties, and Reactions 6 Neurons ? The Molecular Basis of Their Electrical Excitability 7 Logic Gates and Digital Circuits II Technology and Analysis 8 Advanced Optical and Particle Beam Lithography 9 Nanoimprint Lithography 10 Analysis on the Nanoscale by Diffraction and Fluorescence Methods 11 Scanning Probe Analysis 12 Scanning Probe Manipulation 13 Bottom-Up Approaches III Logic Devices 14 Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistors: Novel Materials and Alternative Concepts 15 Nanoelectromechanical Logic Gates 16 Single Electron Devices for Logic Applications 17 Electron Interference Devices 18 Superconductor-based Digital Electronics 19 Spintronic Logic Devices 20 Carbon Nanotubes and Graphene for Data Processing 21 Molecular Electronics IV Computational Concepts and Systems 22 Processor Systems and Fault Tolerant Concepts 23 Reconfigurable Nano-Crossbar Architectures 24 Artificial Neural Networks 25 Principles of Quantum Computation 26 Superconducting Qubits 27 Spin-based Qubits V Memory Devices and Storage Systems 28 Flash Memory Devices 29 Dielectric and Ferroelectric Random Access Memories 31 Phase Change Storage Concepts 32 Redox-Based Resistive Memories 33 Scanning Probe based Storage Systems 34 Holographic Data Storage VI Data Transmission and Interfaces 35 Interconnects 36 3-D Integration Concepts 37 Photonic Networks 38 Microwave Communication Systems 39 From RFID Technology to Nanomorphic Cells VII Sensor Arrays and Imaging Systems 40 Optical 3-D Time-of-Flight Imaging System 41 Infrared Imaging by Uncooled Systems 42 Electronic Noses VIII Displays 43 Organic Light Emitting Devices 44 Micro-Mirror Displays 45 Electronic Paper (EP)