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Some Simple Electronic Devices

let us consider the problem of getting electrical signals into and out of a semiconductor device through metallic contacts. If the contact is with an n-type semiconductor, and if the work function of the metal is smaller than [Pg.419]

The simplest electronic devices, such as diodes, light-emitting diodes, lasers, and photocells, have a single p-n junction. If we place, say, a p-type doped Si block in contact with n-typed doped Si block, electrons will normally flow from the n to the p regions but not vice versa. Thus, the p-n diode so created can be fitted with ohmic contacts to function as a rectifier of alternating current. Schottky junctions can act in this way to some degree even without deliberate creation of a p-n junction. [Pg.420]


At first glance, the structures and stoichiometries of polynuclear carbonyls and their derivatives are of baffling complexity. As we shall see in the next section, some very simple electron book-keeping devices help to bring some order from the apparent chaos. [Pg.311]

Some degree of temporal resolution of emission may be obtained by incorporating a phosphoroscope attachment in the simple apparatus described above. A mechanical or electronic device is used to allow periodic and out-of-phase excitation and detection of luminescence. In the simplest case a mechanical shutter interrupts the excitation beam periodically and the detection system is gated so that emission is observed only after a fixed interval of time has elapsed after excitation. Under these conditions short-lived processes such as prompt fluorescence will have decayed to zero intensity and only longer-lived emission will be recorded. For mechanical devices the limit of measurable lifetime is of the order of 1 ms, thus allowing time resolved studies to be made of certain phosphorescence and delayed emission procesres (see ... [Pg.86]

Static inverters are used to convert DC voltage into AC voltage. The simplest forms of inverters prodnce an output waveform that is rectangular, as a result of the simple switching process described in snb-section 15.4.1. A rectangular waveform can be used to feed some types of AC equipment e.g. incandescent lamps, domestic equipment such as kitchen mixers and kettles. Equipment that contains electronic devices may not function properly if their supply waveform is non-sinusoidal. Their timing circuits and pulse generating systems may be disturbed by the shape of the waveform or its derivative. [Pg.449]

Wearable technology consists of wearable electronics, a term that mainly includes simple and more complex electronic devices and their embedding within textile structures. A good example of the popularity of the research subject is the current Qualcomm Tricorder X-Prize competition for the best portable, wireless device that monitors and diagnoses health conditions (XPRIZE, 2014). Undoubtedly, as the aim is that the device monitors such elements as blood pressure, respiratory rate, and temperature, some of the sensors of the device will come in the form of textile-embedded electronics. [Pg.19]

Along with the multilayered ceramic capacitors, there are many other categories of electronic ceramic materials that are active by nature— that is, they perform a function other than that of a simple insulator in the electronic circuitry. Some are conductors or semiconductors, while others act as resistors, sensors, electrooptics, or magnetic components. In this section we will describe some of the electronic devices that depend upon tape casting as a forming technique. [Pg.215]

Singmin, Andrew. Beginning Distal Electronics Throng Projects. Woburn, Mass. Butterworth-Heinemann, 2001. This book presents a basic introduction to electrical properties and circuit theory and guides readers through the construction of some simple devices. [Pg.629]

How do we know when the level of the liquid nitrogen in the dewar is too low One can buy some level measuring devices (or, as an electronics man, you can design one yourself). More simple is to put the dewar with the detector on a bathroom scale, and determine how heavy the system is with, and without liquid nitrogen. [Pg.286]


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