Books by Keyword: Electrochemical Deposition

Description: Presented readers next 67th issue of the journal "Journal of Nano Research" contains peer-reviewed manuscripts depicting the last research results in the field of synthesis and properties analysis of various nanomaterials and nanostructures for the ecological and biomedical goals, for wide industrial applications in machinery, microelectronics, and mechatronics. This journal's volume can attract and may be helpful for a wide range of engineers, scientists, and students whose activity is related to the usage of nanomaterials and nanotechnologies in various branches of engineering.

Description: This volume of the journal "Advanced Materials Research" is collected from peer-reviewed stand-alone papers describing the results of research and engineering solutions dealing with actual problems in the area of materials science and materials processing technologies. Published articles will be useful for professionals in the various branches of engineering and for students and academic staff concerned with the related specialties.

Description: This special collection covers: 1. the technology of semiconductor-on-insulator structures and devices; 2. the physics of new SOI devices; 3. SOI sensors and MEMS; 4. nanodots, nanowires and nanofilms. The first part covers a wide variety of SemOI-based structures such as ZnO-on-Insulators, a-SiC-on-Si oxide, graphite inner films fabricated by ion implantation, and others. The second part presents new devices based upon impact ionization near to the source junction, the modeling of charge transport in nano-scale SOI MOSFETs, the electrical properties of SOI MOSFETs with LaLuO3 high-k gate dielectric and the study of neutron effects upon the behavior of nanometer-scale SOI devices. The third part considers various types of SOI sensors and MEMS, together with their characteristics and applications. The fourth part describes the fabrication and properties of quantum-dimensional structures such as nanowires and nanodots. This book will therefore be useful to a wide readership.
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