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State-of-the-art Electron Devices
and Emerging Technologies
Ph.D. Level Course VT2 2015
Ted Johansson, Adjunct Professor,
Integrated Circuits and Systems, ISY, LiU
Introductory meeting 2015-03-18
Modern electronic systems
contains not only CMOS circuits
but a diversity of device and
circuit technologies.
This course is intended to give a
broader view of the state-of-theart electronics than the devices
and circuits that the Ph.D.
students usually come into
contact with during their
research work.
We will select 6-10 chapters
from the book edited by
Joachim Burghartz that are of
general interest but out of the
student’s normal areas of
research.
Areas/chapters
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Emerging devices
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Memory Technologies
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RF and Microwave Semiconductor Technologies
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Power Devices and ICs
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Photovoltaic Devices
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Large Area Electronics
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MEMS
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Vacuum Device Applications
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Optoelectronic Devices
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Devices for the Post CMOS Era
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…
Ch 5, 13-21
Course
page:
http://
people.isy.liu.se/eks/
ted/state-of-theart.html
Course organization
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The course consists of selected chapter from the
book + references, organized in <=10 seminars/
meetings during VT2 (April/May) 2015.
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All students will read the selected chapters before
the seminars.
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Each student will be given one chapter to present
+ 1-2 of selected research papers (of those
referenced at the end of each book chapter) during
the seminars (45-60 min total per presentation).
Examination
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Presentation of a book chapter + selected journal article(s)
during a seminar.
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Active seminar participation.
Credits
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The course is estimated to 6-8 ECTS credits, depending on
how many students/book chapters/seminars will be
covered in the course.
Todo
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Select a chapter + 1-2 research papers (mainly from the
reference list at the end of the chapter).
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Confirm chapter selection with Ted.
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Discuss additional papers with Ted.
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8 students => 8 x 1 hour presentations, or maybe better 4 x 2 x 1
hour presentations.
(It is OK for two students to share two chapters.)
=> Dates/times for seminar/presentations
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1 ”external” lecture?