Lecture

Electronic Materials: Optical Properties

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Description

This lecture covers the electronic and optic properties of materials with lattice structures, including energy bands, periodic potentials, energy gaps, reciprocal lattices, band diagrams, indirect absorption, phonons, band gaps, drift mobility, and band tail absorption.

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