Advanced Semiconductor Fundamentals

One of the best standalone books on physical electronics. Mastering what is presented here will take a working Scientist or Engineer a long way.

This book is indeed a superb meal to feast on. You should first go through "Semiconductor Device Fundamentals" also by Pierret ... ... this is beyond the slightest doubt the best ever elementary text on Solid State Devices. I simply do not understand why some professors at some universities still inexplicably cling to inferior quality text books like the one by Streetman and Banerjee. These two books by Pierret and the other text book by Donald A. Neamen may undoubtedly be the best concoction! Are you an elementary learner? Just drink this sherbet yourself and feel the miraculous spell on yourself! Once you cover all three you are ready to embark on a long journey in quest of Complicated Device analysis!

Very nice book. I especially liked the manner in which minimal essentials of solid-state physics was covered. In a short time you can get to know quite a bit of basic essentials of solid-state that a semiconductor device engr needs to know.

This book is deep and fundamental for all Electrical Engineers in the world.The author has used a very clear writing to teach the readers.

Useful and understandable.

good!

Great book

On a quick scan at first the material covered in this book appears intimidating. It covers concepts of quantum physics like Schrödinger equation; Blotch theorem; Kronig-Penney model; Brillouin zones and then covers the semiconductor physics as Fermi levels; carrier transportation. The book covers a lot of fairly complicated material in a very concise and explanatory manner. Just by the sheer difficulty of the material; I would suggest taking a course to help alleviate the pain of self-tutoring.

Nice