Solid State Electronics ｜ Syllabus data

Academic year

2025Year

Term

Second Semester

Course title

Solid State Electronics

Class type

Lecture

Course title (ENG)

Solid State Electronics

Class code・Class name・Teaching forms

Z1100047 Solid State Electronics

Instructor

HONDA Tohru

Credits

2.0Credits

Day and Time

Wed.5Period

Campus

Hachioji Campus

Location

1S-210講義室

Relationship between diploma policies and this course

A) A high degree of specialized expertise　100%
B) The skills to use science and technology　0%
C) The ability to conduct research independently, knowledge pertaining to society and occupations, and sense of ethics required of engineers and researchers　0%
D) Creative skills in specific areas of specialization　0%

Goals and objectives

Electrons in semiconductor crystals have important roles in their physical properties. The optical and electrical devices use these properties, in particular, their periodical nature. Band structures based on quantum physics and periodical nature in crystals will be discussed using LCAO.

Prerequisites

Quantum physics are used in the lecture. differential equations and vectors are also used.

Method Using AL・ICT

Support for self-learning using ICT

Class schedule

Electrons in semiconductor crystals have important roles in their physical properties. The optical and electrical devices use these properties, in particular, their periodical nature. Band structures based on quantum physics and periodical nature in crystals will be discussed.

Evaluation

The results of a quiz in each lectures (50%) and an essay-type test at the end of the term (50%) will be used for the evaluation of the grades.

Feedback for students

Feedbacks or comments for your study will be represented in the "KU-LMS" system.

Textbooks

"Solid State Physics (in Japanese)", written by Hiroyuki Yaguchi (Koudan-sha).
ISBN 978-4-06-153294-6

Reference materials

"Introduction to Solid State Physics," C. Kittel.

Office hours and How to contact teachers for questions

Wednesday 15:30-16:30 @Hachioji, room #806, building #5.

Message for students

普段実験で行う計測と物理をつないで考えるには、量子力学に基づいた半導体中電子の性質を考える必要があります。その導入を学びます。

Course by professor with work experience

Not applicable

Work experience and relevance to the course content if applicable

Teaching profession course

Electrical Engineering and Electronics Program