Semiconductors are at the heart of modern life. Almost everything we do, whether it's work, traveling, traveling or entertaining, depends on some of the features of semiconductor technology. Comprehensive semiconductor science and technology captures the scope of this important field and presents it in one source to the large audience that studies and excels and exploits semiconductors.

Previous attempts have been shortened, and important topics have been overlooked. This book, edited and edited by an international team of experts, presents a global and objective global review of the semiconductor world.

The work is divided into three sections. The first section deals with the basic physics of semiconductors, which shows how electronic properties and network dynamics change radically when systems vary from bulk to poorly sized and nanometer size.

Throughout this section, there is a focus on the full understanding of basic physics. The second section deals largely with transforming the conceptual framework of solid state physics into devices and systems that require high-purity growth, flawless materials and defects.

The last section is devoted to exploiting the knowledge described in the previous sections to highlight the set of devices we see around us.