Lecture

Defects in Electronic Materials

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Description

This lecture explores the impact of defects in electronic materials, focusing on band tails, XPS analysis, drift mobility, and defect creation mechanisms. It delves into the role of weak bonds, defect densities, and the influence of doping on defect formation and distribution.

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