Electrical Properties of Materials

Engineering & Transportation

Solymar, L.

Walsh, D.

Engineering

Oxford University Press

Lectures on the Electrical Properties of Materials

These lectures stress the fundamental ideas relevant to understanding the electrical properties of materials. Topics have been selected to explain the operation of devices that have direct application in the field of engineering, and the text is kept at a level comprehensible to second-year engineering students. Over the past few years there have been remarkable advances in the technology of semiconductor and laser devices. Revised and updated to include these new developments, the book covers the field of superconductivity and contains a completely new chapter on optoelectronics. The chapter on lasers has been rewritten and new problems and examples have been added throughout the text. The book thus serves as an informative, up-to-date reference for students in electrical engineering and physical electronics as well as for practicing engineers.

Science & Math

Physics

Walsh, Donald

Lectures in Fourier Series

A short introductory book, examining Fourier series which is seen as indispensable in describing periodic phenomena to various degrees of approximation. Jean Baptiste Joseph Fourier, who gave his name to the series taught at France's foremost school of engineering and was Governor of Lower Egypt and had various administrative positions in France, both under Napoleon and under the Bourbons. The ideas are introduced slowly with the aid of a large number of worked examples and is aimed at students in engineering, physics and chemistry. This book is based on a lecture course in the Department of Engineering at Oxford taught by the author. Solymar is the co-author of "Lectures on Electromagnetic Theory" (1983) and "Lectures on the Electrical Properties of Materials 4/e" (1988). He has also written a "Solutions Manual" (1988) to accompany the latter book.

Mathematics

This manual goes with the new fourth edition of the widely used text by Solymar and Walsh (available from Oxford in June 1988).

Solutions Manual to Accompany Lectures on the Electrical Properties of Materials

Au, L. B.

Electrical Properties of Materials (Oxford Science Publications)

This work, written in a particularly readable and accessible style, stresses the fundamental ideas relevant to the understanding of the electrical properties of materials. Topics are selected so that the operation of devices having applications (or possible future applications) in engineering can be explained. The mathematical treatment is deliberately kept simple: well within the grasp of a second-year student. This is achieved by choosing the simplest model that can display the essential properties of a phenomenon and then examining the difference between the ideal and the actual behavior. For this new edition new or updated information will be found on Fullerenes; III-V and II-VI semiconductors; High Electron Mobility Transistors (HEMTs): Photorefractive materials and semiconductor lasers; Optical fibre innovations; New magnetic materials; the Quantum Hall effect; and many other topics. This text remains a highly readable, comprehensive, and straightforward introduction to the electrical properties of materials.

This book, written in a particularly readable and accessible style, stresses the fundamental ideas relevant to the understanding of the electrical properties of materials. Topics are selected so that the operation of devices having applications (or possible future applications) in engineering can be explained. The mathematical treatment is deliberately kept simple: well within the grasp of a second-year undergraduate student. This is achieved by choosing the simplest model that can display the essential properties of a phenomenon and then examining the difference between the ideal and the actual behaviour. For this new sixth edition, new or updated information is included on: Fullerenes; III-V and II-VI semiconductors; High Electron Mobility Transistors (HEMTs): Photorefractive materials and semiconductor lasers; Optical fibre innovations; New magnetic materials; the Quantum Hall effect. The text remains a highly readable, comprehensive, and straightforward introduction to the electrical properties of materials.

Lectures on the Electrical Properties of Materials (Oxford Science Publications)

The fifth edition of this renowned text is a particularly readable and accessible introduction to the fundamentals of the electrical properties of materials. As in past editions, this book provides an informative, up-to-date reference while retaining its original goal--to present a comprehensive introduction to the field. The book includes discussions emphasizing present and future applications in engineering, clear explanations of concepts that students find difficult, and an introduction to quantum mechanics. For this edition, the text has been updated and revised to reflect developments that have taken place over the past five years. Particular attention has been paid to developments in semiconductor technologies and to practical aspects of continuing miniaturization. In addition, new high temperature superconducting materials, developments in optical fibres and amplifiers, and magnetic materials are covered. Culled from the authors' popular and engaging lectures on the subject, this book deliberately keeps the mathematical treatment simple and well within the grasp of second-year engineering students. It remains a highly readable yet rigorous introduction to the subject for students in electrical and electronic engineering.

This volume contains a series of lectures which stress the fundamental ideas relevant to an understanding of the electrical properties of materials. Topics have been selected so that the operation of devices having applications to engineering can be properly explained. The text has been revised and updated to reflect recent developments, paying particular attention to developments in semiconductor technologies and the practical aspects of miniaturization. Additionally, the text covers high temperature superconducting materials, and developments in optical fibres, optical amplifiers and magnetic materials.

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Electrical Properties of Materials

Lectures on the Electrical Properties of Materials

Lectures on the Electrical Properties of Materials

Lectures in Fourier Series

Lectures in Fourier Series

Solutions Manual to Accompany Lectures on the Electrical Properties of Materials

Electrical Properties of Materials (Oxford Science Publications)

Electrical Properties of Materials (Oxford Science Publications)

Lectures on the Electrical Properties of Materials

Lectures on the Electrical Properties of Materials (Oxford Science Publications)