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Amorphe Halbleiter

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Book cover Amorphe und polykristalline Halbleiter

Part of the book series: Halbleiter-Elektronik ((HALBLEITER,volume 18))

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Das Gebiet der amorphen Halbleiter ist heute noch ein sehr junges Arbeitsgebiet, das erst in den letzten Jahren stark expandierte. Der jetzige Zustand (1982) entspricht etwa dem der kristallinen Halbleiter von 1950. Halbleitende Eigenschaften amorpher Materialien wurden 1950 am Physikalisch-Technischen Institut der Akademie der Wissenschaften in Leningrad zuerst gefunden und untersucht. Lange Zeit spielten die amorphen Halbleiter in der etablierten Halbleiterphysik kristalliner Stoffe die Rolle eines enfant terrible, dessen erste kühne Anwendungen und ungewöhnlichen physikalischen Modelle nicht recht ernst genommen wurden.

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    Dr. rer. nat. Walter Heywang (Leiter, Professor)

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    Dr. rer. nat. Walter Heywang (Leiter, Professor)

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Heywang, W. (1984). Amorphe Halbleiter. In: Amorphe und polykristalline Halbleiter. Halbleiter-Elektronik, vol 18. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-95447-4_2

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