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Microelectronics Materials and Devices
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Introduction3 Topics
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Crystal Structure17 Topics
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Semiconductor Devices in Microelectronics
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Atom Arrangement (Carbon) vs Material Property
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Crystal Structure and Ordering
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Crystal Structure
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Cubic Lattices
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Derivatives of FCC Lattices
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Hexagonal Lattices
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Cubic Close Packing
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Hexagonal Close Packing
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Atomic Packing Factor
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Planes and Directions
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Directions in Crystal
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Applications of Miller Indices: Si Wafers
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Crystallographic Orientation
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Crystal Plane and Crystal Direction
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Experimental Determination of Crystal Structure & Properties
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Summary and Learning Outcomes
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Semiconductor Devices in Microelectronics
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Energy Bands
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Dielectrics and Other Non-semiconductor Materials
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Semiconductors
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P-N Junctions
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MOS Capacitors
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Metal Semiconductor Contacts
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In this Topic:
- Diamond structure (Si, Ge& Diamond)
- Zinc-Blende Structure
- Sodium Chloride (Rocksalt) structure
Diamond structure (Si, Ge& Diamond)
- Can be viewed as two interpenetrating fcc lattices displaced by ¼, ¼, ¼


Zinc-Blende Structure
- Identical to diamond lattice but sites are occupied by two different atoms Example: GaAs, ZnS, AlAs, InP

8 atoms per cell:

Sodium Chloride (Rocksalt) structure
- Example: AgCl, CaO, MgO, KF, KCl, LiCl


Na+at corners: (8 ×1/8) = 1,
Na+at face centres (6 ×1/2) = 3
Cl–at edge centres (12 ×1/4) =3
Cl–at body centre = 1
Unit cell contents are 4(Na+) and4(Cl–)

Summary of FCC lattice

One crystallattice + different basis → different crystal structures!