Solid State Physics - Nanosciences

Code Cours
2223-JUNIA-L3S2-CSI3CIR3-PhySolNanosc
Language of instruction
French, English
Teaching content
CSI3-CIR3
Training officer(s)
P.DIENER, B.GRANDIDIER
Stakeholder(s)
C.DELERUE
Level
Bachelor
Program year
Period

Présentation

Prerequisite
Bases in quantum mechanics.
Goal
The lecture presents basic principles in solid state physics that are necessary to deal with the physics of semicondcutors and electronic devices.
Presentation
Metals
Introduction to spin - Link to magnetism
Many-electron systems : Pauli principle
Free electron gaz - Quasi-continuum
Density of states - Fermi-Dirac statistics
Transport in simple metals - Ohm & Drude laws

Insulators
Crystalline structure: diffraction
Band structure
Propagation in periodic media, Bragg law
Electrons: Kronig-Penney model : forbidden band
Photons : phtonic bandgap materials
Bloch theorem : representation in the Brillouin zone
Distinction between metal and insulator

Semiconductors
Intrinsic semiconductors
Usual semiconductors
Band structure of Si, Ge, GaAs
Optical properties
Effective mass - Holes
Carrier density
Doping

Introduction to nanotechnology
New devices - Future electronics

Modalités

Forms of instruction
Lectures and exercices
Organization
Type Amount of time Comment
Face to face
Lectures - face to face 17,00
Tutoring 10,00
Independent study
Independent study 27,00
Overall student workload 54,00
Evaluation
Written exercices - Exam
Control type Duration Amount Weighting
Continuous assessment
Test (Quizz) 0,25 4 20,00
Written Test 2,00 1 30,00
Final Exam
Written test 3,00 1 50,00
TOTAL 100,00

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